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Take a look at http://cardboard-warriors.proboards.com/ You can get thousands of cardboard miniatures, mostly fantasy, for free there. Check for the Hoard files.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1752350052/hard-west Just came upon this via Retrogamer.com, and it looks very good, plus there are far too few Old West games around, and I also love turn-based tactics like X-Com, so this is right up my alley. Once the PayPal pledging is possible once they...

I made quite a bunch of floorplans using assets from Left 4 Dead imported into a 3D program, then rendering it with proper lighting etc. http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?335008-Modern-amp-Near-Future-street-tiles

The same reason as why most countries don't have dubbed versions of Hollywood movies. Localization costs a lot of money, and with RPGs which are very niche and possibly have to be printed as well, this might not be profitable when looking at the possible sales from it.

I didn't watch the cartoon series but I had (and still have ;) ) a lot of the figures, vehicles, and structures, so basicaly this is what MOTUS is to me. After all, the cartoon show WAS just a thinly-veiled 30-minute-long commercial for the toys with some banal PSA segment at the end to calm...

There's a very nice fan-made map for the Star Wars miniatures (Clix?) game of the Ewok village, it should be available via Boardgamegeek.com or elsewhere. http://starwarsmaps.blogspot.de/2007/09/ewok-village-day.html

I have used a lot of Papercraft terrain in the past for my miniatures games, in fact I exclusively use cardboard scenery and even standees/miniatures for a unified look and because I can edit everything in Photoshop. I wrote some reports on my experiences here and on other forums, I'll just...

With the required infrastructure (for face-to-face sessions, I recommend two laptops, a big flatscreen TV, as well as a wireless mouse and mini-keyboard; I am not a fan of the ceiling or table-mounted projector) VTT gaming can be a lot of fun. Depending on the game, framework, and VTT program...

So, I have been thinking "why the hell is there no decent He-Man and the MOTUS videogame? You know, classic 80s cartoon show, hundreds of cool action figures and vehicles, a giant franchise that is as cheesy as it is awesome. So, following my Motto "if you want something done, do it yourself" I...

Incrediby enough, there is actually not only a He-Man game, but it's a He-Man vs. Lion-O crossover! How awesome is that? Very, I'd say. It seems to be a multiplayer beat-em-up game that looks pretty decent, development is still ongoing I guess. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMw5vcuzuAk...

I just got this bit of news from another site, I think the attitude is even more incredible than with the infamous The Doom That Came To Atlantic City Kickstarter! http://www.bleedingcool.com/2014/02/28/kickstarter-fail-john-campbell-burns-comics-rather-than-sending-them-to-donors/

I also want to see a Marshal Bravestarr game, basically like Red Dead Redemption (I never played it but it looks cool in videos). 80-80 would make the perfect companion/mount!

Ah yes, I totally forgot abiout Mech Commander.

I played almost every MechWarrior game starting with MW2 and before that the Crescent Hawk's Inception on the Amiga, good games but apart from CHI there wasn't many RTS or RPG elements, were they?

I forgot that there's also a Thundercats game on the Amiga and other game system of the era (around 1990), I had it as a kid and playedit back then, sadly it's pretty sucky and it loops endlessly but hey, at least it's Thundercats ;)

Now that you mention them I see those turbines as well, I guess they're there to provide ventilation in the Nevada Desert heat... Imagine sitting in a <2 cubic metres enclosed metal space in a combat suit and a big honking mask on, all in a climate that's known for being hot as hell at day :D...