Steve Wik wrote:
>
> So, would you say then that a master set is enough? (I didn't see the
> pics you mention, are they on a site somewhere?) Aren't those the $300+
> sets?
1) The Master Set is enough to cover a full ping-pong-table. It's enough
for me... providing you don't want cliffs etc. But these are easy enough
to make. Just order some of the basic unflocked-and-painted Hexes from
GeoHex, they're just over US $1 each.
2) Pics - they were on this list. Can you deal with MIME in JPEG format?
(Ie do you use IE or Netscape 2+ forex to read mail?) If so, I'll mail
you some.
3) Cost $300. Well, here, and in Aussie Dollars, they cost $575. Or
about $350 US. But then again, styrofoam insulation is not available
here (building codes forbid it). And after scratchbuilding basic terrain
boards, I eventually got tired of them, gave them away to the local
wargames club, and decided to blow my wargaming budget for 1998 on some
professional (and transportable) terrain. I also got a 20% discount at
the local convention, which helped.
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Received on Wed Apr 01 1998 - 14:04:06 UTC