Representing your in-game dopplegangers?

[kota1342000]

This is actually kind of a touchy one for me. I think there are times to use miniatures and times where the players should be in the dark about whats going on around them. Occasionally Ill even throw a sheet over half or more of the 'board' to rob the players of whats going on and impose fog of war. I bet everyone here has been in some kiind of fight (even a fist fight) where you turned around and said "where the hell am I" Thats what I try to do in combat when it calls for it for T2K. But also keep in mind that I try to run combat unusually fast; some D&D games taught me how boring combat can really be in an RPG and I try to go the opposite way.
BTW, I use the last battle counters for NPCs and 1/35 scale figures for players.

[Wereferret]

- In 20mm I'm building Moderns with a Twilight 2000 1.0 theme.

Nice! What miniatures are you using Can you post some pics

[Jason Weiser]

http://panzerfaust150.blogspot.com/search/label/twilight%202000

They're up on the blog!

[Wereferret]

Very nice! I like your T-72's!

[Nowhere Man 1966]

Sometimes I use Matchbox/Hot Wheels and other die-cast vehicles, I have a number of military vehicles I use but sometimes I have to make substitutions.

Chuck

[pmulcahy11b]

Sometimes I use Matchbox/Hot Wheels and other die-cast vehicles, I have a number of military vehicles I use but sometimes I have to make substitutions.

Chuck

I have some of those; they're surprisingly just about the right size for HO and 1/72nd miniatures.

[weswood]

I have some of those; they're surprisingly just about the right size for HO and 1/72nd miniatures.

I have a Matchbox HMMWV that is the exact size as a pair of 1/72 scale HMMWV plastic models. Just a little less detail.