POLL: Are These Multi-Part Plastic Figures Just a Bit Fiddly?

471 votes were cast.

clkeagle

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I thought that the lack of multi-pose, easy-to-convert plastics would make 15mm nothing more than a passing interest to me. But you know what? I don't miss them at all. It takes me 1/8 of the time to assemble an army, and they still look great when they're all painted.

But for me the appeal is to create coherent forces and play games. If I was more of a painter/display enthusiast, my opinion would probably be different.

Chris K.

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VOTING RESULTS
Answer	Votes	%	Chart
yes, there are too many pieces	184	39%
no, I like them the way they are	151	32%
no, and give me even more little parts!	35	7%
can't make my mind up	47	10%
I'm too old for this	54	11%

POLL IS CLOSED

POLL DESCRIPTION

22ndIndependent muses...

Just that really, all these new multi-part jobs - man! Got two boxes of Warlord Games plaggy figures to assemble, and man, they are fiddly little tyros. The rifles break as soon as you breathe on them - how on earth they'll stand up to gaming, I just don't know. Plus they are so frustrating! Don't get me wrong - I'm from a model-making background, and am used to small bits and pieces, too. So I'm proposing a simple poll about whether they should all go the Plastic Warrior route (i.e. partially fully assembled instead of multi-pose).