Let’s Play: Full Spectrum Dominance – Data Dump Scenario | The Lazy Forger
September 17, 2024 by avernos
Gerry and The Lazy Forger get stuck into an awesome Let's Play of Full Spectrum Dominance. This is a fantastic 6mm Sci-Fi wargame featuring some of the best small-scale miniatures we've ever seen in the industry. They are playing the Data Dump Scenario featuring The Tech and The Enlisted.
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Full Spectrum Dominance is a great game for those who like intricately detailed small-scale miniatures that can be played in games as small as 6mm or upscaled to 10, 12 or 15mm if you prefer. The Lazy Forger will soon be adding a brand new wave of miniatures to the game so make sure to look out for those!
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So tiny, so beautiful!
And so fast to paint up and use! :3
Oh hello!
This is a great looking game an the terrain is fabulous looking for the game and other’s.
Very much agree: the terrain (and the way it was painted and spruced up) really brings the table to the next level.
Many thanks! <3
I’m really being pulled into the smaller scales. I should give another try at printing these with my FDM printer.
I bought some via RoK miniatures. The vehicles are lovely . The infantry is. Ice but very fragile to get off the sprue which can be seen in the number of legs and ankles remaining after snipping,though I admit I might be doing it wrong. I think so metal figures via Vanguardminiatures.co.uk might be a better choice for me
I highly recommend both Vanguard and Ground Zero Games for metal alternatives!
3d printed infantry can be fiddly – it’s easier when you’re printing it yourself and can fiddle with the settings, of course.
I can recommend this short guide, though: https://thelazyforger.com/tutorials/printing-and-painting-6-10mm-miniatures/