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Home › Forums › Alternate History › Imagi-Nations › The Republic of Malakastan – Still a work in progress
A bunch of guys over on the GHQ forum have created imaginary nations (imagi-nations) for their micro armor armies. They have created an army for their country and some of them have gone all the way and created fictitious histories for their country, a flag, and even placed their imagi-nation on a map. This may be the pinnacle of geekness and nerdiness ,,, but it sounds fun.
A long time ago when I was building some middle eastern game boards I did not want to re-create any specific region but rather create a sort of generic middle eastern town and surrounding area. I called this area Malakastan. So, now I’ll join in the geekness and Malakastan an official imagi-nation.
Here is what I have come up with so far: https://allensmicroarmor.com/the-republic-of-malakastan/
Allen Rockwell
GameCraft Miniatures
Business: www.gcmini.com
My Blog: www.allensmicroarmor.com
The Sultanate of Ifat welcomes you. For a small fee…… Looks good Due !!!
Allen:
Who in their right mind would want to live in a city named “Thanatos”? I imagine its inhabitants will have a short life expectancy when your campaign gets into full swing! I love the use of TAM tanks! Beware of Ifati bearing gifts however.
On a separate note I want to thank you for producing such excellent MDF Middle Eastern buildings. They’re outstanding and a pleasure to behold on a gaming table. Bravo, sir!
Cheers and good gaming.
Rod Robertson.
Allen: Who in their right mind would want to live in a city named “Thanatos”?
They are called Malakas for a reason.
Allen Rockwell
GameCraft Miniatures
Business: www.gcmini.com
My Blog: www.allensmicroarmor.com
LOL! Oi! You’ll go blind thinking like that or at least have a stroke!
Does that make the city’s residents Thanatari?
Cheers.
Rod Robertson
In Greece malaka is most commonly used as a term of endearment between men; translating as pal, or mate!
In Greece malaka is most commonly used as a term of endearment between men; translating as pal, or mate!
I know… I used to live there 🙂
In California we use “dude”, in Greece it’s malaka.
Allen Rockwell
GameCraft Miniatures
Business: www.gcmini.com
My Blog: www.allensmicroarmor.com