I may well do that. Just miss the one grunt squad, one elite, paint them order more. Rinse, repeat, no problem waiting for my next expendable bit of income. I could never do counters, though. Warzone was a line of minis I *REALLY* got excited about painting, converting, making terrain for. After the Excelsior fold it did spur me onwards to never bow to intellectual property again and start making games using generic rules like Astounding Tales, later Golgo Island and other more generic rules but I just miss that excitement around the game. I suppose Void, Vor, and other players of systems feel the same. I mean the game's alive as long as we're playing it, posting about it, but the last comment I got when someone came by at the shop was, "Wow, I heard of this game but this is the first time I've seen it played." Younger gamer, Warzone's been crippled for over five years now so... you know.
Out of my nostalgia I did rather decide perhaps to do my new post apocalypse 15mm project using the Ultimate Warzone rules. I mean really, why not? Probably not tweaking anything really just eyeballing stats and matching to be compatible. The idea is to recreate Operation Sunburst from Fallout New Vegas with the New California Republic troopers fighting the Brotherhood of Steel for possession of Helios One. Started thinking squad based tactics and well Warzone does that so well. Brotherhood power armor? I call them Venusian Rangers in the rulebook. If it follows my usual modus operandi it'll be a loose collection of scraps of paper I bring to the convention that is complete chaos behind the scenes but nice print outs for the players that make it look organized.
