Classic SF map for scenarios

[Morpheus]

I just counted 64.5 (half hex is at the bottow) rows and 83 columns.

[Tesuji]

Thx! My best guess was 63x83...

[Cralis]

Are we talking about the big 4-part map? I thought it was a square, which means it should be the same number of hexes on each side.

Hmmm... I'm actually using the 4-part map that Marvin made. Are you using that or the original 4-part map? I haven't seen those in years, so maybe it's different from the one I used.

[Tesuji]

Cralis,

I don't own any official released map. I made my own maps by glueing together several letter sized hex map prints.

The map I am refering to is this one:
https://boardgamegeek.com/image/3224866 ... size=large

Would be good to know which map is the official one shipped with 3rd Edition Starfire, since I am trying to game the Crusade scenarios, which as you know depend on the hex numbering.

[Morpheus]

Tesuji, my counts come from the 4-part map that came with the original Task Force Games version of Imperial Starfire that I got in the mid 90’s and I believe that the map matches the BGG link that you used.

[aramis]

Tesuji, my counts come from the 4-part map that came with the original Task Force Games version of Imperial Starfire that I got in the mid 90’s and I believe that the map matches the BGG link that you used.

That would be the top one...

the middle one is a standard TFG hexmap - used as a tactical map in 2E, and still available from Amarillo Design Bureau as spare parts for SFB.

The bottom was the Interception hex map.

[Cralis]

The map I am refering to is this one:
https://boardgamegeek.com/image/3224866 ... size=large

The big map in the background with the huge hex is the original “4-part map” — so called because it actually comes in 4 pieces you put together to make the larger map.

There is a newer version of it made for Galactic Starfire and later versions, and it’s a little bit bigger (I think).