Down in the inky depths of Auran, the Terran Diplomatic Corps team swam/floated/powered across a well lit bubble hall. Wearing a full immersion suit made pleasent change for the Ambassador. He gestured to the tactical map projected around him. "If you look at your briefing downloads, tonight's combatants are Tigerians, whose ships are painted to match their captain's fur. Their uplifted massive felines hunters ancestors come from Terra, but now want nothing to do with humanity, vs Noble Houses of Ascott, who display the human love for dark grey, wedge shaped spacecraft." "So, assembled digniatories, the conundrum for you is who to support. From our tactical satellites, you can see the Tigerian Seperatists and the Noble Houses of Ascott have both had issues with the gravity well malfunctioning at the Ashcott Station. Both fleets have been ripped out of hyperspace and dumped all around the platform. They need either to capture and disarm it, or destroy it." ...
Realising I did not have enough Kindred, I bought more! I was getting 15 to make three squads of 10 in Xenos Rampant, but somehow, I don't know how, I ended up with 19 more. Means I now have 34, plus HMG team, Fray Bentos the Tank and WWI Flying Ace Snoopy on top cover. Which should allow for some force variation Still tempted by the German/Goblins too Almost the right scale for Quar too. Question is, do I go for 28mm trench sections to fight over, or 20mm for these (and remember, I have no 20mm figures elsewhere in my collections, so 28mm might be more useful). Many years ago, I owned the original Kindred prototypes, but at somepoint I lost/traded/forgot. The only thing I could find was their tank, well, that's getting used! Recently, you may have seen my Sci-Fi crew, and looking through the catalogue of CP Models I found they were holding the Kindred. An order later and my Kindred are back! Love them. Sixteen figures, two anti-tank rocketeers wi...