I've not had a lot of time to play games recently, but I have been painting.
This is a second battalion of the 10th Legere, post stripping and repainting
I copied Storm of Steel's patrol markers for O Group, using 2" bases with miniatures and bases colored to match the company they belong two. I think they look very nice compared to just having paper markers.
I also completed the mortar base for the French battalion. While not necessary, it's a good reminder for when your battalion mortars run out of ammo.
Here's a trio of French HMG bases, which are useful to either attach to platoons or use independently. And some 60mm mortars, which can be attached to French company commanders.
And a pair of 75mm field guns, which act as artillery barrage markers.
I've also started a new project (gasp!). Little Wars TV released a secret set of rules for gaming in the Starship Troopers movie setting. They're meant for solo or co-op campaign play as you take a platoon of Mobile Infantry through a series of missions, trying to keep your platoon commander alive through their deployment.
The above is a standard Mobile Infantry platoon of one command team and seven infantry teams. In the back row are a media team that can be added as a side objective while playing, and support options; a recon team, a heavy weapons team, and a Marauder power armor team (a nod to the original Starship Troopers Mobile Infantry).
I've got a second platoon to finish as well as plenty of bugs, so expect more Starship Troopers in future posts.
Oooh, I will have to look into the ST rules. Altho LWTV tend to write rules that are a bit sloppy, I can't resist!
ReplyDeleteThey're on the LWTV Patron which you can join for free.
DeleteThey seem decent. Since they're cooperative and the bugs are run by a deck of cards, I imagine it'd be more like an RPG's willingness to adjust rules to favor playability.
Having a "Bug Master" might help!