The peaceful city of Boostham

[Banderium]

This is my first attempt to share something on this forum... I hope it will work... :
We played at our wargame club 4 games using the Chain reaction/All things zombie rules and we were very happy with them! And the Worldworks paper terrain was a delight!  :love:
The very glossy effect of the plastic overlay in some photos is due mainly to the photo taking. In reality it was less shining... or it was the rain before the battle?  :oops:

The city from above:



The battle rages:



Waiting at the corner...



In the parking:



From the other side (or it was the "back" side?):

 

The lady with the briefcase:



UH??? What a strange background...  



A not so empty street:

[SirFuzaba]

Wow, looks truly amazing!

There's nothing more to say really,
Fuzaba

[fatgoblin]

wow, that must have took quite a bit of time!  Very nicely done!  The shiney ground tiles looks like its been raining!

[Hammers]

The shiney ground tiles looks like its been raining!

Yeah, quite an inovative effect

[Banderium]

ehehehe...

Thank you.
I'm now (slowly) working on an old west project, with traditional resin buildings and an ARID terrain, so there will be no plastic overlay and no rain  

[demi_morgana]

great pictures!
the only thing missing here is probably possibility of entering the buildings but that's the price of getting such a great looking city

[Prof.Witchheimer]

fantastic city indeed!

[Agis]

Whoahh! The paper buildings look really fine on the photos.
And the glossy streets are a nice idea!

[fatgoblin]

A few of the paper models in there come with interiors as well.

[supervike]

Looks fantastic.  I've a couple of those worldworks sets and they are incredibly fun, and a whole hobby within themselves!!


Do you know which sets are all there?  I've some of those buildings, but not all.

[Banderium]

Mayhem armoury: the red brick one
Bits of Mayhem: the dark gray residential one and the gas station
Mayhem downtown: the others