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Miniatures Adventure => Post-Apocalyptic Tales => Topic started by: elof on January 13, 2020, 09:46:21 PM
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Hello. Long time lurker. But got into building stuff again since the larping season is low right now.
Wanted to make a metro for a long time. Finally got around to it. It's my first bigger piece. Where looking for a suitable metro car. But money is low. So this plasticard will have to do.
Not completely finished yet. But getting there.
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Welcome to LAF - glad you decided to unlurk :D
It’s a great start...very atmospheric, plenty of grime - I look forward to seeing what you come up with next...keep us posted
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Lovely work,very evocative 8)
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Very cool.
The terrain gives off the proper vibe.
May I ask what is the total size of the piece?
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Welcome.
Nice work on the Metro.
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That is just amazing! I had made some foam core walls to make a metro tunnel, but they pale in comparison.
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That looks suitably rundown and abandoned. Very nice work.
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That is incredibly and wonderfully grimy. Thanks for that.
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This is a wonderful gaming terrain!
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That is a very nice terrain piece! Very inspiring it triggers a lot of ideas for me thanks for sharing.
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A lot of possible uses for such a nice piece of scenery !
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Wonderful bit of terrain :D :D :D
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It looks wonderfully abandoned and grimy, perfectly fitting for any proper postapoc game!
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That is a great start. I'll be keeping an eye to see where this goes next.
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Very cool.
The terrain gives off the proper vibe.
May I ask what is the total size of the piece?
Thanks!! It's 3' x 2'
A bit to small I feel. But maybe I'll make it a two level thing with the street above.. or it will just have to be more intimate fights going on. There's lots of blocking for LOS so it can work.
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Thanks!! It's 3' x 2'
A bit to small I feel. But maybe I'll make it a two level thing with the street above.. or it will just have to be more intimate fights going on. There's lots of blocking for LOS so it can work.
Unless you have a ton of figures on the map, and it is a wide open field, I think 2x3 is perfect. I've started playing 2x2 games this past year because I found that anything bigger just means several turns of moving before contact. As a solo gamer, that is a touch boring. I'd rather have relatively short LOS with lots of terrain. Urban warfare, or jungle, style. That way maneuvering is all tactical and not just the logistics of getting close enough to the enemy to do something about it. I can assume all the "how did we get within range" stuff in my head.
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3' x 2' is a good size. Basically a table top for most games. You want the metro to feel claustrophobic I think. I can't start any new building projects due to a pending house move, but when we are settled, I think this will be my first project.
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3' x 2' is a good size. Basically a table top for most games. You want the metro to feel claustrophobic I think. I can't start any new building projects due to a pending house move, but when we are settled, I think this will be my first project.
You already have a pretty decent metro, as I recall ;)
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if in the future you want to expand it you can always build some add-on room sections that line up with the doors and expand it. or build a (condensed) tunnel network with some side rooms.
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Wow ! That's a really impressive work ! :-*
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Looking good!
Have you read "Kaknäs sista band" by Anders Fager? I think "Medis" is looking suitably wrecked to fit in his stories.
Love the little Pressbyrån, I feel like it's time to make a roll on the find table :D
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Looking good!
Have you read "Kaknäs sista band" by Anders Fager? I think "Medis" is looking suitably wrecked to fit in his stories.
Love the little Pressbyrån, I feel like it's time to make a roll on the find table :D
Yes. I have. That's a great book. :) Maybe I'll make the upper entrance removable and make an inventory beneath it so Pressbyrån Will have interiors
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Brilliant start, looks great!
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Andrew,
Thanks for the kind words. I merely made a couple wall sections to be set up and taken down. Yes, they look decent for quick games, but something like the station, is definitely special.
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Absolutely stunning terrain. Thanks for sharing.
Regards
Hitman
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That's an impressive set up.
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That looks great! It may be a little boxy or light on little details compared to a pre-cast/moulded model, but your train car looks good and gets the idea across very well, great job on that. My stupid thumbs would not let me build something like that out of plasticard lol lol
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Gteat work! It looks so dirty and decrepit I would want to wash my hands after playing on it!
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Wow, missed this. Great work!
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:o Very impressive - and unusual.