The Klingon squadron was comprised of two D7-A Battlecruisers (IKVs Klothos and Tantarth - as seen in the original series and animated series) led by a D7-M (IKV K'Tinga) as seen in The Motion Picture.Īnother old set of photos, of a fleet-scale game of the Battle of the Line, from the Babylon 5 Universe, using the Babylon Fleet Action rules from the now defunct company, Agents of Gaming. Exeter, sister-ship to the famous Enterprise) supported by two Larsen-Class destroyers. The Federation squadron featured a Constitution-class Cruiser (U.S.S. Klingon Squadron: miniatures by FASA and Amarillo Design Bureau The Star Navy would form the template for the Federation, and the Hishen would provide the guideline for the Klingons. For our purposes, we can draw on the supplied races from the 5150 universe and adapt them to Star trek. The rules themselves are available as a pdf, and are some 65 pages long, plus an index. I've been hankering to try the 5150 rules out, as they have been reported on The Miniatures Page as being fast and fun. Our old rules of choice were FASA's Starship Combat Simulator, with detailed SSD's and lots of damage rolls and adjustments for loss of power and superstructure, and while not as slow as Star Fleet Battles, a fleet-sized game could take about four our so hours. We used my old collection of FASA and Starline ships from the Star Trek franchise. Converting an Imex Police Playset M113 to a not-Rh.Federation Squadron: miniatures by FASA and StarlineĪs an end-of-year experiment, Megz and I engaged in a friendly game of 5150 Star Navy, by Two Hour Wargames.I'll post another update when he paints it. Then he added other chaos bits and a bolter near the hatch. No, I didn't have that many cocktails, :) the waitress hooked me up. He added a WFB Chaos standard bearer emblem onto the front hatch, then added the spiky bits made from cocktail skewers I had picked up a couple of years ago from our local Outback. He printed them out after googling, glued the print-out to a piece of cereal card, cut it out with an exacto blade and attached it to the build. Same pic below but I wanted to point out some of Mark's ideas. :) I had only completed one side, Mark finished off the rest, turning a not-Space Marine Rhino over to Chaos in the process. Long story short Mark took over the conversion job. We went to Hobby Lobby where I had gotten the first one but they were all out of the playsets with the M113s. He asked if we could get another Imex M113 so he could make a not Chaos Space Marine Rhino. I showed my 13 year old son Mark what I had been doing and he got really interested.
Here's a link to the previous thread if you hadn't seen it before. A little update on the Imex M113 to not-Rhino conversion.
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