Spartan Scenics
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Is Spartan reading this? I only get this page when I click pre order: https://shop.spartangames.co.uk/SearchR ... p?Cat=1925
I ordered from FRP Games, got stuff doubleplus quick quick.
A Mão Esquerda - The Left Hand, a secret agent of the Holy Orders. Known to bring swift justice upon those who earn his ire. It is said, even the Hexas fear him.
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Things go a lot better when I remember that I'm not nearly as smart as I think I am.
[Intercepted PanOceania High Command dossier] by Cervantes3773
Things go a lot better when I remember that I'm not nearly as smart as I think I am.
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a mão esquerda - Posts: 11
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A coworker bought a couple sets and brought some assembled corridor pieces in - two of the T section, one straight section, and one stairs.
While the quality seems good, I'm somewhat disappointed by the overall size of the pieces. The top walkways are only wide enough for 1 1/2 models. Inside, corridors are wide enough for maybe 3 models side by side, but the support pieces get the in way. The upper half of the walls angle inwards, so with the roof removed you only have a small area to reach inside. This can sort of be seen in a mão esquerda's pictures linked previously, however those pictures are taken at an angle which makes the open roof appear wider than it really is.
The buildings themselves seem much more usable, but I am only making that judgement based on pictures as I haven't seen them in person.
The corridor set comes with two stairs, but is missing the actual stair parts for one of them.
Overall I think they will make excellent pieces when enclosed, and with limited corridors, but I wouldn't try to play a corridor-oriented game with them. The Warmill MOD.CO.N set seems much more playable, though it might actually be too wide open.
Arachas - Spartan removed them from their store because they are having a hard time meeting distributor demand, and decided it would be unfair to retailers to sell direct when they are behind on distributors orders. They suggest ordering from a retailer rather than direct - many retailers do have it in stock.
While the quality seems good, I'm somewhat disappointed by the overall size of the pieces. The top walkways are only wide enough for 1 1/2 models. Inside, corridors are wide enough for maybe 3 models side by side, but the support pieces get the in way. The upper half of the walls angle inwards, so with the roof removed you only have a small area to reach inside. This can sort of be seen in a mão esquerda's pictures linked previously, however those pictures are taken at an angle which makes the open roof appear wider than it really is.
The buildings themselves seem much more usable, but I am only making that judgement based on pictures as I haven't seen them in person.
The corridor set comes with two stairs, but is missing the actual stair parts for one of them.
Overall I think they will make excellent pieces when enclosed, and with limited corridors, but I wouldn't try to play a corridor-oriented game with them. The Warmill MOD.CO.N set seems much more playable, though it might actually be too wide open.
Arachas - Spartan removed them from their store because they are having a hard time meeting distributor demand, and decided it would be unfair to retailers to sell direct when they are behind on distributors orders. They suggest ordering from a retailer rather than direct - many retailers do have it in stock.
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Maine - Posts: 57
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With a Maghariba for scale. Thats the Invincible (largest one) dropship.
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Does it have an interior or is it only for playing around the ship?
It doe not have an interior. That being said, it could have one, if you are willing to comit time to make it happen. Its got some neat spaces inside that wi hthe proper tools could be turned into a interior and you could potentially cut open the door bays.
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Is your sealed shut or can you show some shots of what the inside would be to work with?
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