over past 4 days I've been busting my rear to make a BrickWars army for the meeting I'm going to Sat. so without further ado here it is:

Very nice!

Cool army, I don't know much about Brick Wars but can you have medieval as a different genre?

Brick Wars can be played in any era or epoch or genre.

Cool what are the rules?

Check this site:

http://www.brikwars.com/

Thanx for the info I think I'll start figuring out how to play these "Brick Wars".

Just know that the BrikWars forum can be "not work friendly" at times.

Not that there isn't some good builds there, oh there are. But they people on that forum can be quite , um, ... interesting at times.

Nice army! I really like the futuristic Osprey-like VTOL troop transports...

My brother and I used to use our LEGOs for Wargaming (as a matter of fact, most of the bizarre background info for my post-post-apocalyptic setting comes from our various LEGO Wars), but we didn't bother with anything fancy like dice or WH-like hit disks for artillery: Our rules were pretty simple: Set up your armies, and use any combination of either Brick-built catapults and/or shooting cannons (we had several from 1989, before they started making the non-firing ones, and we figured out how to convert both the transitional cannons we had into firing ones) to try and knock down as many of your opponents troops as you could with an alloted amount of 1x1 round bricks... Any troops knocked down were removed from the fight, unless they had armor and/or helmets, in which case 1 piece of armor would be removed and they'd be placed back into play, and the process would repeat until one side was completely wiped out.... Ah, good times!

I might see if I can get some people interested in doing a Brick War session set in my Post-Final War future setting sometime....

I built both of those things out of my feverish brain in 1 day, I just started building and then they just started to come together, my main problem was finding parts I could use, its not like everything was organised ahead of time, since the plans were coming to me as I worked on them.