I do like the detail of SITS in the abstract but I'm always hesitant about playing it in practice - it feels like one of those wargames that's gone past the "
if you're going to do this much detail you should probably just have done it on a computer" threshold. I admit that's looking at it from the outside, though.
I think I'd prefer something simpler and quicker that would allow me to play, say, Hancock or Nightingale in a realistic timeframe, rather than a two or three ship cruiser duel.
The models do look very nice, though, as do the art prints. The CG pictures of the Star Knight and Sword look really good.[/quote]
Unfortunately, the game is pretty much dead. You can still get off files of the rules and bits, but the boxes are all gone. These last few minis are all that is left.
I bought a blister of 3 Yeltsin, with the Troubador, Fearless, and Saladin. The model size blew me away. The Saladin is the size of a golf pencil, the Troubador could be a toothpick.
Of course, an SD or big Merchant would be the size of a roll of quarters.
