Various Citadel minis in various stages of completeness. I have added some plumbers putty mushrooms to some of their bases. There's also a couple painted shield WIP's in the foreground. |
I have been wanting to make a modular cobble stone city board for a few years now. I found these 2 foot by 2 foot pink insulation foam sheets at my local DIY mega store. |
And these sheets of pre-cut dry erase board to mount the foam to. |
I then cut some bits of paper to plot out how I would want the roads and waterways to be. |
I didn't want to start drawing all over the foam and chopping up without laying down some terrain to see how it would all fit together first. |
I will eventually carve out the roads and waterways. |
I was fairly pleased with how it would all go together. |
I will also create a couple different cobblestone stamp tools so I don't go crazy carving everything by hand! |
Next, Robert and I have been talking about running a 6 game VSF campaign. I thought I would use these two fellows as British Vetrans who have enjoyed many off world big game hunts on Cytheria. |
@D Willhelm. Nice start on the boards! As an idea you could do like I've done with my green-field boards by adding felt pads to the bottom of them as feet. Makes it easier to pick up and slide around. I'm sort of wanting to create a few extra (like 6) green-field sections myself but I had to cut my MDF and pink-foam myself.
ReplyDeleteAs for the VSF stuff, you are correct on the Parrotmen because the Trooper rules should come much later in our play-tests.
I haven't the time since little Zoey came into the world but I can already imagine setting up some modular dungeon boards as well.
Great looking layout so far. I shall be following the progress of the boards with great interest as this is something I plan to do in the new year. RE the Parrotmen I would leave alone the spikes that look rather good and tribal looking.
ReplyDeleteI quite like the LA chaps I need to get a crack on with my Requiem stuff when I get the time before increasing the pile more lol.
Thanks Robert and Simon!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to see what you two have to offer up later!