T2K (aka Twilight 2000)

[Jeffry Fontaine]

Some links for Twilight 2000 stuff that might be of some use for any modeling projects devoted to this theme:

Wikipedia - Twilight 2000

Wikipedia- Twilight 2000 Wiki

Twilight 2000 Forum

T2K - Site is dedicated to Twilight 2000 (Edition 1)

Wayne's World of Books - T2K Core Books

Grognardia - Retrospective: Twilight 2000

Loonz Twilight 2000 Pages

Twilight 2000 Campaign Page

Antenna's T2K Site

Chico's T2K Site

Paul Mulcahy's T2K Site

RPG Forums - T2K Discussion Forum

The Big Book of War - Twilight 2000/Merc 2000

Yahoo Groups - Twilight 2000 discussion group

Twilight 2000 - Infantry Weapons of the World by Loren K. Wiseman

Twilight 2000 - Soviet Vehicle Guide by Frank Frey

Twilight 2000 - U. S. Army Vehicle Guide by Frank Chadwick

Twilight 2000 - Small Arms Guide by Frank Frey

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Amazon.com - Search Results for "Twilight 2000"

Google search results for "Twilight 2000"

[Alvis 3.1]

I had a rather impressive collection of T2K figures and books/modules, as well as a ton of ROCO 1/87 sclae vehicles midified and painted up (A pink Sherman from the Greenpeace Army was one) and then I gave it all away. Yup.





Stupid stupid stupid.

Alvis 3.1

[Jeffry Fontaine]

I had a rather impressive collection of T2K figures and books/modules, as well as a ton of ROCO 1/87 sclae vehicles midified and painted up (A pink Sherman from the Greenpeace Army was one) and then I gave it all away. Yup.



Stupid stupid stupid.

I share your grief, well not really, just the part about regret in disposing of models that later in life are desired once again and there is no way to replace them. 
Pink Sherman you say?  Maybe the GreenPeace Army can drive Panthers or Tigers next time around?  It would be more to their style anyway :^)