15mm fig scans, includes Frei Korp, citadel Trav

> At 10:46 PM 12/2/00 -0600, you wrote:

The Heavy and Light Power Armor figures are definately Laserburn. The Misc
Aliens One are Laserburn "Oorts", and the guys in Partial Light Armor are
Laserburn as well. Security troops, I think.

I don't recognize the Cops or Misc. Aliens 2, and I can't make out the
adventurers clearly enough to identify them.

Hope that helps a little.

John X Crimmins johncrim@voicenet.com "...is one of the secret masters of the
world: a librarian. They control information. Don't ever piss one off."
  --Spider Robinson, The Callahan Touch.
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> Peter Mancini wrote:

> Well the obvious answer is to just be more physics correct and give

<sigh> This only about the fifth time I've seen this one suggestion come up in
this thread, and it is just as disastrous for game balance now as it was on
the previous occasions. The only difference here is that you allow two winning
design strategies rather than only one: eggshell carriers and eggshell missile
boats, rather than eggshell missile boats exclusively.

Some time back Brian pointed out that missiles are already able to launch from
outside the target's weapon range, so a "vector missile" system would make no
difference. He was only partly right, unfortunately: missiles can launch from
outside the target's weapon
range currently - but only if the target is moving towards the
launching unit. If the target is moving sideways, or is moving away from the
launcher, the launching unit needs to get at least into B2 range in order to
hit. This means that the *target's* actions have a
large impact on the battle outcome, even if the target is lower-thrust
than the launcher.

With a "vector missile" system however, the only thing that matters is the
difference in speed between the launcher and the target. If the launcher has a
higher thrust rating than the target, there is nothing
at all the target can do - except to wait for the missiles and pray.
Single-shot missile boats tend to have rather high thrust ratings...

Regards,

Oerjan Ohlson oerjan.ohlson@telia.com

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> Glenn m wilson wrote:

> girls' ages 12 going on 21

?? It's not polite to inquire about a girl's age... so I won't <g>

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Richard Bell write;

> [Bri] Makes sense, but you assume you start the design with

You have, or at least *can* have, just the same problem when going in the
other direction (ie. from large to small weapons).

Imagine that you want to replace the spinal gun of a Renegade Legion:
Leviathan-style battleship. In Full Thrust this is a big K-gun; I'd
rate it as a K5 or larger. The hull of the ship is literally built around this
weapon; the only part of the weapon which reaches the
surface of the hull is the muzzle - and that's no bigger than a single
B1.

If you replace the rest of the spinal gun with B1s, you need to turn
your ship inside-out in order for them to fire (unless you *want* them
to blast holes in your own hull, of course!). I respectfully submit
that turning a ship inside-out is a bigger change of "socket paradigm"
than the AVRO Arrow engine one.

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