G.A.W.-Microfig civil War

Post by **Legonater** » Sun Feb 20, 2011 8:54 pm

On the planet of Microfigus a group of Microfigs none as the hotheads (red and yellow) have decided to rebel against the Microfigians (blue and white). For some reason some dead mummies (white and gray) have also decided to join the fight.

Overview

The Hotheads

The Microfigians

The Dead Mummies

Everybody advances in various directions (Except two mummy cowards: King Ramsey and a Cyborg)

Microfigians and Mummies advance into a combat position

3 mummies and one microfigian soldier are killed

The rest of the mummies advance on the Hotheads

One Hothead and one mummy die

The Cyborg mummy is sent in to the battle by his cowardly king

Overview

Hotheads and mummies, ready for another round

Microfigians divide squad leaving only four to kill the last mummy

They kill the mummy

Mummies and Hotheads start attacking each other

one more mummy and two more hotheads die

Overview after turn 3 (I think)

Close of the coward king Ramsey

Cyborg advances on microfigian soldiers

He is killed

Final mummies advance on Hotheads

Remaining Mummies and one Hothead die

Overview after turn 4

Microfigian hero advances on the cowardly King Ramsey

Ramsey dies

Microfigians and hotheads meet each other for the first time

A hothead is killed

Soldiers who have climbed up the tower sight two Hotheads below

Two men jump down and kill Hotheads

Overview after turn 5

A hothead is shot from above

Remaining Hotheads are killed

The Microfigians win

Post by **Jbgarrison** » Sun Feb 20, 2011 9:24 pm

Pics are looking a bit better... learning camera settings can be tricky though.

Glad to see microfigs in action, looking forward to more.

Post by **RunsWithLegos** » Mon Feb 21, 2011 12:32 am

Nice work, but the blurr is a little anoying.

Post by **Hoboman** » Mon Feb 21, 2011 12:37 am

Nice idea for a battle, using the microfigs. Just wish they were nto so blurry.

Post by **NapalmKing** » Mon Feb 21, 2011 12:47 am

It's a nice fight I just don't get why so many micros.

Post by **Bragallot** » Mon Feb 21, 2011 5:24 am

They might be cheaper and require smaller fields, and a choice if the visual aspect doesn't interest you much and you care more about the dice-rolling.

PS Take that Gordon you bastard!

Post by **Rev. Sylvanus** » Tue Feb 22, 2011 12:37 am

Use a tripod, bipod, or some other stablizer. More lighting. Use the focus and/or zoom button. I hate to sound snippy; it's just less enjoyable to read a battle report when I feel like I'm swimming in a fishbowl.

Kudos for stickin it out, though, and continuing to try to take more pics. Just keep workin at it.