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| − | '''Status''': Out of business<br>
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| − | '''Active''': early 1990's - around 2002<br>
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| − | '''Websites''': simatc.com is currently a link bait/domain squatting site<br>
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| − | '''Main Address''': Manchester, CT, USA<br>
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| − | {{clink|Simtac}} was a miniatures manufacturer based in Connecticut, USA. They produced several ranges for Stellar Games ([[Nightlife]]), West End Games ([[Warp World]]) and [[wikipedia:Blacksburg Tactical Research Center|BTRC]] ([[Macho Women with Guns]]) and they were the USA manufacturers of [[Kryomek]] and {{clink|Acropolis}} miniatures, amongst others. Simtac also took over production of the [[Star Wars (West End Games)|Star Wars]] range for West End Games after {{clink|Grenadier}} went out of business. When Simtac went out of business, president Martin Fenelon formed {{clink|MSD Games}}. For more information see [[Company History (Simtac)]].<br>
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