I understand that GHQ wants to run a business, but rather than just grousing I'll go through my concerns in detail. I was, however, able to find a chapter of the International Plastic Modeler's Society – so I went that route.Īll that being said, and despite the protestations that Flames of War players shouldn't get their hackles up, I still find several key statements in the original post objectionable, prejudicial, and in some cases insulting. There were several good game stores in town, but I literally couldn't find a group that played, and this was in a major city with one of the largest universities in the nation. Purchased a rule set and some pretty nice miniatures (they may even have been GHQ). I tried to get into 1/285th micro-armor back in the 90's when I was at Ohio State University.
The fact that a 15mm wargame lets me merge the two hobbies effectively is attractive because, as I'm sure is common to everyone here, I don't have infinite time to pursue all of the hobbies I'd like to. I've been building models since the 70's and playing wargames almost as long. The fact that things can get a bit crowded on the tabletop is a secondary consideration for me. At the end of the day it comes down to a matter of personal preference, and that is an important distinction as I'll cover later in the post.Īt this point I prefer the level of physical and painting detail I'm able to achieve with 15mm miniatures. abstract ground scale debates have raged for years before this post, and will continue to rage for years AFTER this post. model scale – and absolute ground scale vs. As a bit of a preface – the ground scale vs.
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