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Fleetwood_Mac 03:41:19 Sun Aug 31 2008 Offline 1236 posts  Reply |
It is a dark and grim future!
The year is 1995, a terrible future where in America, you race cars for money-fame and women (and 80's hair, but don't worry its the future-honest! Canada is a wasteland, Romania is huge empire (okay I made that one up, but it fits in with what 1995 might be like) (I was 6 :lol  Anyways-a bit about the game. In 1982, Games Workshop released Dark Future-a racing game... to them, America and the world-would be in total hell in 1995 (yet still look like out of a Whitesnake video) but its not a really complicated game (and simple to get in on-build a car or a motorcycle, just 1) yes, they can have guns. the car can't be more then 3 inches wide or 5 long (this game has a track) making your car longer will not get you anymore ahead. No tanks-it has to be like a car, and its humans here, not Orks or Eldar or Tau (its 1995 not 401995 lol) http://www.specialist-games.com/veriants.asp the rules are there (the book is like 180 pages but they added all sorts of articles and stuff to it as well) Since its a one model deal be creative with your car or motorcycle, much as I am (My drivers, I called-Urmet Kaljuste and Tunne Rüütel, from Estonia-who now control the world's supply of spice) I will start this all up this fall, so read up and get those cars built
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vonBerlichingen 14:01:35 Mon Sep 1 2008 Offline 498 posts Reply |
What scale are you doing your vehicle(s) in? I understand that Dark Future was originally intended for 1/72nd or so-called "20mm" scale. That doesn't prevent gaming at other scales, but it would be nice to have consistently-scaled vehicles in-game. Of course, a common diecast scale would be very convenient, e.g. 1:60, which would also make it possible to use repainted clicky and other figures with them.
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Fleetwood_Mac 16:09:05 Mon Sep 1 2008 Offline 1236 posts Reply |
its quite simple, you take like an orc buggy or bike (or space marine bike) or something that size
it has to have a human crew (like guardsmen-catachan preferably) what did you have in mind using (for example)
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vonBerlichingen 16:11:32 Mon Sep 1 2008 Offline 498 posts Reply |
Here's another alternative, as done by the members of the FU!UK forum:
http://www.frothersunite.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=13435 And using these free rules: http://www.mts.net/~gisby/kizo/kiki.htm |
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Fleetwood_Mac 16:17:13 Mon Sep 1 2008 Offline 1236 posts Reply |
those look cool
but I prefer to use the Dark Future rules some cool conversions they did
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Jaxx23 16:49:28 Sun Oct 12 2008 Offline 384 posts  Reply |
OMG now its time to wip out the Orc Bikes and slap me on a Scout..!
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