Making an OGRE map appropriately sized for our Lego vehicles.
Making an OGRE map appropriately sized for our Lego vehicles.
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If you're doing them in LEGO, you should make them minifig scale! A few GEVs sound managable, but the OGREs would be real projects.
ReplyDeleteMicroscale vehicles, more like 6mm.
ReplyDeleteIs that a reusable vinyl may or a paper hex map you made?
ReplyDeleteIt's a vinyl Chessex map. I never thought I'd use the hex side.
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