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We played a game of Bugs vs Marines in 28mm – 22mm bigger than we normally play
AAR on my blog
They were 1 page bug hunt type games
Naturally we suggested a few changes to the rules as is the Berkeley Vale Club way 🙂
An excellent looking game and AAR Alan, cheers for sharing.
Paper bugs you say? Are they a commercial PDF product? Wouldn’t mind having a go myself (bugs vs WH40K Catechan jungle fighters) if you could let me know where to get them from. Looks like a fun game, so thanks for posting.
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Cheap and bloody effective looking bugs, nice work Allen I’m well impressed.
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Excellent! Looks like great fun, and the use of Tau looks interesting. I’d also like to second Paul’s question: are the paper bugs readily available, or a private project?
After some digging around I found this:
http://www.onemonk.com/onemonk-dl.html
down at the bottom of the page are some bugs.
Thanks billchuck
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The guy who did the models sent me this
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The original bugs template seems to have become corrupted somewhere along the line and I can’t get it to open. However, it was a freebie easily available online via a search for ‘Papercraft Warrior Bug’ and I’ve found a modern equivalent here:
starship-troopers-papercraft-warrior
although it seems to have evolved a little since I originally did them but if anything the newer version looks better!
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He also sent me a pdf of the rules which I shall load up to the interweb at some point
Alan
Here is a link to the rules
Thanks Alan, will have to give it a go.
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My wife and I play StarShip Troopers still located in Orange County California.  In fact, there is also a Facebook site still dedicated to the game if interested https://www.facebook.com/groups/579039952175874/
Still a fun game my wife loves playing bugs
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