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 Thomas Whitten  writes: |
As someone who got rid of his 15mm sci-fi, I think it is heading for a new golden age. There are tons of choices and the figures look great. For me, I just did not need that extra scale. I like 6mm for epic battles and 28mm for everything else. Also, I am now more into the miniatures themselves. And even though the 15mm figures coming out now are better then ever, they can not compare to 28's in terms of detail and beauty. |
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| VOTING RESULTS | |||
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
it's the Golden Age | 42 | 19% |  |
|---|---|---|---|
improving | 77 | 34% | |
same as always | 28 | 12% | |
declining | 11 | 5% | |
dying out | 18 | 8% | |
abstain | 51 | 22% | |
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In your experience, what is the state today of 15mm science-fiction wargaming? |
