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LHoffman

Hey Paul! That is awesome. Thanks for the response. I knew you had a good deal of personal experience with Shapeways and I was hoping you would throw your two cents in. It is encouraging to know that the quality is better than some of the pictures would indicate.

Tall Paul

Lucas & Others,

@LHoffman:

Hey Paul! That is awesome. Thanks for the response. I knew you had a good deal of personal experience with Shapeways and I was hoping you would throw your two cents in. It is encouraging to know that the quality is better than some of the pictures would indicate.

––All I can say is: “F.U.D. is a wonderful thing!”
Tall Paul

John Brown

Does anybody know the rules for the British Swordfish and Barracuda pieces?

I know their used for Naval targets, but that is all I remember.

Thanks,

John

LHoffman

@John:

Does anybody know the rules for the British Swordfish and Barracuda pieces?

I know their used for Naval targets, but that is all I remember.

Thanks,

John

Are you talking house rules? Otherwise seems they would just use tac rules.

John Brown

@LHoffman:

@John:

Does anybody know the rules for the British Swordfish and Barracuda pieces?

I know their used for Naval targets, but that is all I remember.

Thanks,

John

Are you talking house rules? Otherwise seems they would just use tac rules.

Yes, HBG had some house rules on a wargamereport.com, but it is down now, and I haven’t finished jotting all the rules, like I should have, and wanted to know if any of you had written down these rules? :-)

LHoffman

@John:

Yes, HBG had some house rules on a wargamereport.com, but it is down now, and I haven’t finished jotting all the rules, like I should have, and wanted to know if any of you had written down these rules? :-)

Sorry John, I do not.

John Brown

@LHoffman:

@John:

Yes, HBG had some house rules on a wargamereport.com, but it is down now, and I haven’t finished jotting all the rules, like I should have, and wanted to know if any of you had written down these rules? :-)

Sorry John, I do not.

No problem! Coach or someone on here is bound to have them. :-)

HBG

@John:

@LHoffman:

@John:

Yes, HBG had some house rules on a wargamereport.com, but it is down now, and I haven’t finished jotting all the rules, like I should have, and wanted to know if any of you had written down these rules? :-)

Sorry John, I do not.

No problem! Coach or someone on here is bound to have them. :-)

I will look for them.

John Brown

@coachofmany:

@John:

@LHoffman:

@John:

Yes, HBG had some house rules on a wargamereport.com, but it is down now, and I haven’t finished jotting all the rules, like I should have, and wanted to know if any of you had written down these rules? :-)

Sorry John, I do not.

Thanks Coach! :-)

No problem! Coach or someone on here is bound to have them. :-)

I will look for them.

John Brown

Hey guys! I wanted to show you some pictures of HBG 3D printed units, and the quality of them.

These are high quality, and you can paint them, but if you don’t paint them, they give you options to choose colors, on most of these pieces.

If you haven’t bought any, they are really cool.

Some of the sets comes with markers, some come with units, but they all come with free rules that you can add to your game.

You can use them in Global 1936, 1939 and Global 1940.

If you don’t won’t to use the rules, you don’t have to use them. Use your own house rules.

I took a few pictures of all the pieces I have purchased. The only ones not on here are my German Me-323 Transport Planes and German Do-X Seaplanes.

These will be under my thread, “John Brown’s Completed Painted German Forces.”

I hope you all enjoy these pictures, and go look at Historical Board Gaming’s, now, 22 3D printed sets. :-D

John Brown

Here are the British Habakukk carriers. There are short and long ones. There is the German H-44 Super Battleships, one of my favorites, and the 1047 Dutch Battle cruisers. Awesome stuff! :-D

John Brown

Here is a picture with OOB pieces next to the 3D printed ships, to kind of give you an idea what they look like, next to each other. :-D

John Brown

Here are the US B-29 bombers that came with bombs. This is came from the Nuclear Set.

The rest of these are French, Italian, Romanian and Dutch sea planes. :-D

John Brown

The next picture also has OOB German pieces next to 2 kinds of WW1 French tanks, as well as the WW1 German tank and German Thor launchers with long barrels as well as short barrels. If you notice, I put an HBG Tiger Tank and OOB Panther Tank to show you the size these are.

These are really cool! :-D