A few details for the ARPAD plus a line drawing can be found here.

Once again the AA-12 turns up 8) OK it's one of a small number of fully automatic shotguns, and it is a bit of a beast! However, even though it's a pump action I do quite like the looks of the Neostead 2000 , especially the two magazines to allow different types of ammunition to be selected. Plus it...

I'll work on typing up the specialisation rules here after I get home and dig out my copy of the Booster Kit As for keeping them in DC3, we'll have to let you know when we have decided!

Something that has been shown on UK TV over the past three nights, The Triangle seems to have a bit of everything. Dimensional tears, mad science, the Philadelphia experiment, Sam Neill...and one of the lead characters is a seedy tabloid reporter. Pretty DC-ish I think :) And no, for those who dare ...

ReHerakhte wrote: Doesn't that all sound absolutely like some Dark Minion project!?

From the intro to the First Edition rulebook:
"A radio station in Chicago broadcasting a single oscillating tone, all day long"

Actually, the more I think about it the more I personally would like to see the republishing of the Sin City adventures. Maybe some investigation is in order

Looks like the Terminator's masters will have to wait a while longer

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7419751.stm

Zvezda wrote:...where is the option: I use the jetpack to fly to my submarine car!?

I'm leaving that option for people who want to play James Bond games!

Well, with the aid of a carbon fibre wing and four tiny jet engines anyway

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/7402016.stm (video)

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/4549769a4560.html

Well, crikey!

Good work Kevin, I'm surprised at the sheer range of armour available. I might just have to turn that into a PDF or something to make it printable and available offline.

The latest files to be released are currently available for free download as PDFs from this link: http://ufos.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ They are scans of the original reports, so with a bit of screen capture and a little photoshopping activity (or PDF editing if you have the appropriate software)...h...

Linden wrote:*Also worth seeing for an uncharacteristically subtle performance from Brian Blessed.

WHAAT??? SUBTLETY?!?!

Linden wrote:Gene Hunt's ok but Jack Reganis the original and, for my money, still the best.

"Who are you?"
We're the Sweeney son, and we 'aven't 'ad our dinner!"

Aside from the acting the one other interesting thing about it for DC purposes was the community of ID-less people living in what looked like a disused bunker, but was probably a warehouse. Could be good inspiration of Ant-hill type settings. That bit reminded me of the old Max Headroom TV series, ...

My sister's husband runs a repair and MoT (roadworthiness test) garage and one of his regular customers has a Tata Gurkha. It's as slow as a glacier and handles like one but it's not actually too badly made, although spare parts are VERY hard to get over here.