Yea, it's been a long road for sure. Some delays along the way for development, and then of course the pandemic and supply chain issues didn't help. But it's all done now!
I was in the kickstarter and though it took a long time I'm tickled. Since the kickstarter started I've gotten married and my boy graduated high school and served four years in the military. lol. kinda amazing when you think about it. :D Thank you for the hard work!
Wow, lots has happened since the Kickstarter for you! It's great to see it finally here and the wait was very much well worth it, IMO! Glad you liked the video. :)
My KS is set to arrive this week, pretty excited overall. I'm a much different gamer than when I first backed it, at the time I wanted crunch but now I always play easy, streamlined games. This'll be a bit like a nostalgia trip.
28mm is definitely easy to handle and paint for sure! These aren't bad at all, small enough to not take up a TON of table space but big enough to still paint easily enough I think.
My "First Contact" short story for Polyversal, enjoy!
collinsepicwargames.wordpress.com/2016/06/05/first-contact-part-one-a-polyversal-short-story/
I'm glad they finally got it off the ground. I remember talking about it with the Collins Epic Wargaming team at GAMA in 2013.
Yea, it's been a long road for sure. Some delays along the way for development, and then of course the pandemic and supply chain issues didn't help. But it's all done now!
Has it been that long? -Byron
@@roush07vt97 it has been! But it's here and awesome!
I was in the kickstarter and though it took a long time I'm tickled. Since the kickstarter started I've gotten married and my boy graduated high school and served four years in the military. lol. kinda amazing when you think about it. :D Thank you for the hard work!
Wow, lots has happened since the Kickstarter for you! It's great to see it finally here and the wait was very much well worth it, IMO! Glad you liked the video. :)
I think also, WWII took less time ;)
My KS is set to arrive this week, pretty excited overall. I'm a much different gamer than when I first backed it, at the time I wanted crunch but now I always play easy, streamlined games. This'll be a bit like a nostalgia trip.
Should be lots of fun!
Looks really good. I'm a 28mm guy. The 28's are just easier for handling and see the figure when I'm trying to paint it.
28mm is definitely easy to handle and paint for sure! These aren't bad at all, small enough to not take up a TON of table space but big enough to still paint easily enough I think.
Looking forward to getting my copy.
You're gonna dig it!