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General Discussion / Re: Getting started with SG guide?
« Last post by Dave on April 10, 2025, 05:04:01 PM »I'd recommend seeing if there's anyone playing near you. Where are you located?
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General Discussion / Re: Getting started with SG guide?
« Last post by CyberShadow on April 10, 2025, 03:42:30 AM »The communities have become more dispersed over the years, and it really depends on the game/s that you are most interested in. Epic has a Discord and a website with all of the resources needed - www.net-armageddon.org - while BFG has a Discord and a download pack with the rules and even some STLs for ships.
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General Discussion / Getting started with SG guide?
« Last post by mattl on April 10, 2025, 03:20:46 AM »Is there a guide on here for each of the games with information like:
* PDF rulebook download
* List of compatible Citadel kits for the game
* List of compatible third party kits for the game
* Other things you need and where to get them: custom dice, templates, etc?
* Links to the main online communities for those games
I would love to be able to have enough stuff to play all of the SG games, maybe even enough for two players so I could get other people interested. I’m sure most of the information needed is out there somewhere but as time goes on and links go bad, it feels increasingly harder to actually play these games.
* PDF rulebook download
* List of compatible Citadel kits for the game
* List of compatible third party kits for the game
* Other things you need and where to get them: custom dice, templates, etc?
* Links to the main online communities for those games
I would love to be able to have enough stuff to play all of the SG games, maybe even enough for two players so I could get other people interested. I’m sure most of the information needed is out there somewhere but as time goes on and links go bad, it feels increasingly harder to actually play these games.
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Events / Re: EpiComp 2024 Gallery is Up
« Last post by CyberShadow on January 18, 2025, 03:49:39 AM »Awesome. Thanks for doing this.
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Modeling & painting / Re: Modelling bits for 3d printing
« Last post by Malika on January 06, 2025, 02:31:09 PM »Two more releases!
Wardens:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/smallscale-wardens-close-combat
Amaroks:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/smallscale-robotic-amaroks
Wardens:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/smallscale-wardens-close-combat
Amaroks:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/smallscale-robotic-amaroks
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Modeling & painting / Re: Modelling bits for 3d printing
« Last post by Malika on November 04, 2024, 07:47:47 PM »Something a little bit different this time!
Lately I've been getting a bit obsesses with the Turnip28 universe by Max FitzGerald. How to describe it? It's basically Napoleonic warfare and aesthetics, but with a heavy dose of root vegetables! It involves a lot of kitbashing, which I adore! A spinoff of the main Turnip28 game is Scabz, which takes place in Swill. Which is still in that same universe, but has a more Victorian London vibe but then with lots of cigarettes and dudes dressing up as fish. Scabz allows players to kitbash their ships (preferable using cans of fish as a basis). Check it out here.
However, since I am such a sucker for "epic scale" (6mm, 8mm, whatever!)...I wanted to design a sardine can ship for that scale. So rather than a small craft, this (digital) sardine can is practically a warship, which has been christened: the Ironmonger!
STL available here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/pocket-scabz-ironmonger
The ship is about 118mm long by 51mm wide (not counting the cannons sticking out) by 54mm tall.
Lately I've been getting a bit obsesses with the Turnip28 universe by Max FitzGerald. How to describe it? It's basically Napoleonic warfare and aesthetics, but with a heavy dose of root vegetables! It involves a lot of kitbashing, which I adore! A spinoff of the main Turnip28 game is Scabz, which takes place in Swill. Which is still in that same universe, but has a more Victorian London vibe but then with lots of cigarettes and dudes dressing up as fish. Scabz allows players to kitbash their ships (preferable using cans of fish as a basis). Check it out here.
However, since I am such a sucker for "epic scale" (6mm, 8mm, whatever!)...I wanted to design a sardine can ship for that scale. So rather than a small craft, this (digital) sardine can is practically a warship, which has been christened: the Ironmonger!
STL available here: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/pocket-scabz-ironmonger
The ship is about 118mm long by 51mm wide (not counting the cannons sticking out) by 54mm tall.
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[Inq] Discussion / Re: Looking for a Better Understanding of Inquisitor Gameplay
« Last post by dicnar on November 04, 2024, 01:22:12 AM »Unfortntunately, this particular board on the forum is very inactive. You may have more success asking over at the Inquisitor forum: https://www.the-conclave.co.uk/forum/index.phpThx, gonna check that forum.
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[BFG] Discussion / Re: BATTLEFLEET GOTHIC - RULES: OFFICIAL & NON OFFICIAL
« Last post by horizon on October 29, 2024, 09:14:30 AM »Heya all,
Here is Solblade the complete supplement:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1REl0Bzcck-yfqkUiQTVzJs7Kzt2UKBdp/view?usp=drive_link
All the specific rules including adjusted flow chart, special characters, new ships and six dedicated special missions. Can you beat the Tyranid Hivefleet with only a few ships...
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Modeling & painting / Re: [BFG] OSJC latchford's bfg stuff
« Last post by osjclatchford on October 22, 2024, 07:03:55 PM »So some new ships for Battlegroup Artemis today:
Nyte class Firestorms
Designed and built by the Talented Tom Knight (Lord Borak aka The2monkeymonks) the old fashioned way, with plasticard and hard labour, the casts are both crisp clean and fantastically nostalgic in design.
harking from both chaos and imperial designs they beautifully blur the lines, making them ideal as older or heresy/crusade era vessels or simply as reinforcements to the chaos fleets.
Available here;
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/305854888732
As you will see, they come in with three flavours of prow: standard, lance or torpedo-tube variant.
I decided they'd be the best choice for firestorms in battlegroup Artemis, for the aforementioned design reasons above...
I mean, just look at them! they just fit in perfectly with my exorcist and carnage class, eh?
Well, What you doing wasting time still reading this? Go get some!
Nyte class Firestorms
Designed and built by the Talented Tom Knight (Lord Borak aka The2monkeymonks) the old fashioned way, with plasticard and hard labour, the casts are both crisp clean and fantastically nostalgic in design.
harking from both chaos and imperial designs they beautifully blur the lines, making them ideal as older or heresy/crusade era vessels or simply as reinforcements to the chaos fleets.
Available here;
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/305854888732
As you will see, they come in with three flavours of prow: standard, lance or torpedo-tube variant.
I decided they'd be the best choice for firestorms in battlegroup Artemis, for the aforementioned design reasons above...
I mean, just look at them! they just fit in perfectly with my exorcist and carnage class, eh?
Well, What you doing wasting time still reading this? Go get some!