Not unless it's a Borg sphere, she hates the Borg...Do your cats not turn around and attack the ships?
So all day at work I have been pricing everything I do in Khorne Bloodthirsters, never realized all my Zombiecide cost 3.5 Bloodthirsters, or that I drink half a Bloodthirster worth of alcohol in a standard week.
The main Armada box is worth a Bloodthirster, and the wave one stuff was another 1.75 Bloodthirsters.
I guess the way to do it is to find a friend that wants the opposite faction you do, then you really save on Bloodthirsters.
The Assault Frigate is from some RTS I never played, and according to Wookiepedia the Gladiator should have two main engines and thats it, the model has the Two big un's and 6 smaller engines. I don't like the look much either but then again I haven't cracked it open yet.
I am still pretty irritated at the new 7th edition of 40k, in fact the last GW models I bought were an old metal Archon from the internet(absolutely loathe the new one) and some old old metal Zoanthroapes(only to see new plastic ones a couple weeks later, D'oh!). Before that was Deathstorm, and that was only because of exclusivity, I pick up models faster than I can paint them.
Slowing my GW buying has been such a positive thing, we have discovered wonderful games like Zombiecide, Twilight Imperium, Khet and FF's wicked awesome Battlestar Galactica, meanwhile X-Wing has been there to satisfy my collecting urges. This was enforced upon discovering GW was a "model" company and not too interested in balanced rules, seems pretty obvious in the new 40k and might I say Endtimes, (guessing there haven't played fantasy for a looooong time).
Armada is super fun, and though it might be rules "light" compared to Warhams we spend a lot more time playing than pouring over three different books trying to find some tiny blurp about a rule, but hey that could be just us.
Though my lovers scorn for GW drove me to this brave new gaming world it doesn't mean Armada is better, just different. Both games will appeal to different people and I would guess many people on this site purchase GW models because they like the look, or they want to paint them it doesn't work that way for Armada (or X-wing or any other games I mentioned) these models you buy because you want to play a game with them!(okay there may be some of us that also like having a shelf full of Star Wars that's cool too but we love them because they ARE TIE-Fighters not because we MADE them TIE-Fighters).
I guess what I am saying, pretty much directly to you Mr. Mystery is don't buy a model and expect to fall in love with the game. That's how Warhammer works. Here you have to buy the game; then you fall in love with the model.
But now I must leave. So hungry I could eat a Bloodthirster!(Have you seen the back cover of WD #66 they are huge!!)