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my star wars 40K project

Discussion in 'Archive: Games: RPG & Miniatures' started by cwquest1, Dec 7, 2009.

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  1. cwquest1

    cwquest1 Jedi Youngling star 1

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    Hi all, I noticed a topic on here talking about how cool a games workshop star wars game would be so i thought i would start a thread to share my little ongoing project with you.

    [image=http://www.galactic-conflict.co.uk/images/battleground_tatooine.jpg]

    I had a similar idea about games workshop star wars back in 1997 when the micro machines scale star wars stuff came out so me and a couple of friends set out to make a 40K starwars battle game. We started out with micro echo base troopers & stormies with a few ertl model at-ats and went forward from there.

    [image=http://www.galactic-conflict.co.uk/images/myg/mygeeto_02.jpg]

    we have been on and off building & developing the game ever since then, now we have a campaign system in place and a clone wars version of the rules which you can download here:

    http://www.galactic-conflict.co.uk/images/clone%20wars%20rules%20for%20web.pdf

    the rules are quite heavily modified from 40K and in some ways simplified to cater more towards BIG battles with a lot of vehicles, and some purists out there will also notice that some stuff has shields that isn't supposed to have shields in the films/books but for the purpose of the game mechanic they have to be there.

    [image=http://www.galactic-conflict.co.uk/images/troops/212th_attack.jpg]

    anyway, have a look at my website (its quite basic) and tell me what you think:

    www.galactic-conflict.co.uk





     
  2. Koohii

    Koohii Jedi Master star 5

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    Cool pictures. A little foam-core board, spare model kit parts, hot-glue, and random bits with some spray-paint can work wonders.
     
  3. Wylding

    Wylding Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    Wow, very nicely done!
     
  4. cwquest1

    cwquest1 Jedi Youngling star 1

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    absolutely hit the nail on the head, and here's a WIP of my jedi temple featuring said foam core board & spare kit parts :)

    [image=http://www.galactic-conflict.co.uk/images/temple.jpg]

    i need to go back and add some more variation to the colours of my initial run of buildings as they all look pretty much the same. I just wanted to get stuff to a playable standard as fast as i could.
     
  5. cwquest1

    cwquest1 Jedi Youngling star 1

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    cheers! :)
     
  6. Wylding

    Wylding Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    It looks like you've put a ton of work into it and I can't help but ask: Have you worked out the rules for the system yet?
     
  7. cwquest1

    cwquest1 Jedi Youngling star 1

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    yeah its in my first post as a .pdf link. a few other people have been trying them out too and feedback thus far has been very good.
     
  8. Loupgarou

    Loupgarou Jedi Knight star 3

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    WHOA, that's amazing! A lot of work put into it all, the rules even look pretty.

    Where did you get those speeders, by thhe way?
     
  9. Qui-Gon_Reborn

    Qui-Gon_Reborn Manager Emeritus star 6 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Wow, those are amazing. You're extremely talented. :)
     
  10. Dark_J3dii

    Dark_J3dii Jedi Youngling

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    looks cool
     
  11. Wylding

    Wylding Jedi Grand Master star 5

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    You should consider writing up some miniature rules and creating your own game. Heck, you might even be able to sell it to a big name company. Who knows?
     
  12. cwquest1

    cwquest1 Jedi Youngling star 1

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    thanks for the kind words guys. the speeders are titanium series.

    i have been mulling over doing agame from the ground up, possibly a halo meets starwars inspired thing (my favourite 2 universes) I been having a look at 3d printing for prototyping some vehicle designs
     
  13. Koohii

    Koohii Jedi Master star 5

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    You can also try some mold making with resin and silicone. A little clay skulpting for an original or a negative followed up can create nifty stuff. I've been planning on making minis of some of the droids from the WEG droids books.
     
  14. cwquest1

    cwquest1 Jedi Youngling star 1

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    sounds cool. one of the things i have been researching is if the 3D printing will be up to producing decent quality figures. im gonna be working in either 20mm or 15mm so detailing may be an issue
     
  15. Koohii

    Koohii Jedi Master star 5

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    If you have the $, I'm jealous.
     
  16. cwquest1

    cwquest1 Jedi Youngling star 1

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    it was actually an article that i read about the falling costs of 3d prototyping that got me thinking about doing this. And obviously doing it with my own intellectual property means i can sell stuff & hopefully make my money back
     
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