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Re: Who has a substantial Lego Army
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lugnet.loc.au
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Tue, 29 May 2001 11:43:48 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, James Howse writes:
> In lugnet.loc.au, George Georgiou writes:
> > I have been trying to amass a Lego army for Brickwars for a little while now
> > (and its going a bit slow due to funds). I am curious to see what other
> > people have amassed in terms of a fighting force.
> > I am personally interested in the Castle era, and I would like to know who
> > would possibly be an opposing force in Castle Brickwars in any future
> > events.
> > I will be counting my 'small' force and posting the info here soon. I have
> > seen what others have done in the Lugnet.castle newsgroup and the amount of
> > minfigs has been amazing.
> > I am hanging out for the chance to see a good sized battle at the Melbourne
> > Meeting in June.
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> Last I counted I've got 250 heads so I assume I have about that many figs.
> For castle I have about 50 classic and about 100 ninja (mostly <set:1186>).
> To melbourne I'm bringing around 25 x-treme team figs, picked up in
> <set:6568> and other places. I have only a few other spacemen, and a handful
> of pirate/soldiers. Quite a few town figs though I have an objection to
> fielding an army of Police. We had over 300 figs at the "Tale of two pities"
> (see the STUDS site for the writeup) and with that many it got very bogged
> down. The "Wherefore art thou" game we played with a points (and therefore
> figs) limit was in my opinion much better (not just 'cause it didn't go for
> 6 hours either). I've played games with my brother where we had around 10
> figs each and they were very fun, so bigger isn't always better. That said
> there is an ego boost when you start unloading figs and your oppenent says
> you've got that many! and you reply, that's just the first bucket.
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> In conclusion. Don't worry about only having a few guys, one can still enjoy
> Brikwars. And anyone bringing 100 of the same fig should be treated with
> caution as a madman who has too much time and money.
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> James (who really means it about the madman thing...)
Well, I have approximately 130 members in the RBR, including catering,
aviation, artillery, armor, infantry, engineering, military police, and
other assorted groups. Unfortunately, they have very little in the line of
mechanisation/modern weaponry, but they're getting there. [the navy is
between 15 and 20...and can expand to about 40]. I'm hoping to soon have the
history of Bric-toria barracks up, which will explain the split from
port-block many years ago [From what I have been able to discover,
Bric-toria was once a colony run from there, but when the army took over
Port Block, the navy running Bric-toria was left to defend for themselves.]
And yes, I quite enjoyed the reaction in Jan to my forces arrival...We DID
ask if there was a points limit :)
As to having a few figures...I'm happy to second troops to another
commander...It's basically pick an officer and the troops under him revert
to your control. [providing it's a Bric-torian commander, and some officers
aren't willing to be seconded.]
Oh, yes, and I heartily agree that anyone with 100 or more of a figure has
both too much money and time...good thing there's less than 100 basic
diggers in the R.B.R. :) [though the 'mad' bit is probably correct...at
least my fiancee thinks so with respect to collecting LEGO :) ]
Benjamin Whytcross (who's really working on the 100 figures bit :) ]
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