Full Thrust Movement of Ships Ep1

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Full Thrust Movement of Ships Ep1
A basic overview of full thrust light rules. This game of space fleet actions is a classic rule set in my collection. The game is published by Ground zero games and has its own miniatures line (see above) and factions which I will be covering in a future video. In this video I use scratch built ships of a much larger scale to discuss the rules.

[@darthboothyreviews]

I LOVED playing this game when I was first beginning my non Games Workshop related wargaming! I played a great game using just counters of Star Wars ships and fighters printed out and glued to cereal box card! It was a star destroyer against a small flotilla of Rebel ships

[@mjhobbycorner5503]

That is a great way to play! Part of the reason why I make so many card board and foam starships is to play games like this🙂

[@Ithmn]

Great video! I can't wait for more Full Thrust. Where do your SSDs come from, are they from the rulebook or custom?

[@Ithmn]

One more thing, have you tried vector movement?

[@mjhobbycorner5503]

Those homeworld stats were custom but based on official ones. In the third video we will discuss official ships and SSD

[@mjhobbycorner5503]

Oh sorry didn't see this comment. The full thrust light rules did not mention vector movement. Full thrust light is very basic.