After reading many glowing things about these rules, I downloaded the .pdf from Wargame Vault for about $10. And I'm very impressed; they look like a lot of fun.
One nice thing is that there won't be many hundreds of figures to paint. The typical gang (what they call a "League") is around a half-dozen figures . . . so it won't be too hard to build a few.
Being in British Columbia, Canada, I naturally ordered some 28mm miniatures from Bob Murch's "Pulp Figures" . . . but there are several other wonderful suppliers serving the pulp genre.
Now to get out the paint brush, eh?
-- Jeff
Hey Jeff, where in BC are you based? I do a fair bit of pulp gaming, all of it recently with Pulp Alley. I'm over in Victoria but get to Vancouver a couple of times a year for gaming. I run The Warbard, which you've already linked to, I see - found your blog looking through the web traffic records for the Warbard! -- Brian
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ReplyDeleteI am also on Vancouver Island . . . up the coast in Courtenay. You should have my email because we connected a little while back.
As an update, I now have paint on about 24 figures. Nothing is finished yet, but they are getting close to it.
-- Jeff
Awesome, didn't connect the blog to the email a few weeks ago! Have fun, hope to meet up with you for a game one of these days! -- Brian
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