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Miniatures Adventure => Post-Apocalyptic Tales => Topic started by: Sterling Moose on March 14, 2011, 11:48:23 PM
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Similar to the Fallout game from Fall In a year or two ago, this one portrays the familiar landscape of New Vegas. Awesome job, great terrain and a fun looking game.
(http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee247/sterlingmoose/Cold%20Wars%202011/DSC02683.jpg)
(http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee247/sterlingmoose/Cold%20Wars%202011/DSC02690.jpg)
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(http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee247/sterlingmoose/Cold%20Wars%202011/DSC02687.jpg)
(http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee247/sterlingmoose/Cold%20Wars%202011/DSC02686.jpg)
(http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee247/sterlingmoose/Cold%20Wars%202011/DSC02685.jpg)
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Cor! Another luverleeee layout, really nice feel to it.
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Ubercool ;D
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Beautiful! Where are the non-marx car vehicles from? I am drooling at the thought of this table. Where did you do this?
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Not me I just took the pics. Joey takes all the credit:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=25744.0
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Outstanding!
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wow, such a great setting! :)
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Gorgeous!
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Is that gas station scratchbuilt? If it's a kit I'd like to know the maker. The table is just gorgeous. Nice touch adding the casino dice in "New Vegas" games.
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I've seen better. :) To answer some questions, the non-Marx cars are just 1/43 1950's cars I got from Diecast Direct. The gas station and most of the terrain on the table was scratch-built by me. The gas station took quite a bit of time I assure you. I would like to point all that while I built almost everything, the fine folks at Sabol Studios did most of the painting on the buildings and cars, they also built the one wrecked model between the utility poles. I added the posters and little touches after getting them back. So it was a great collaboration really. One downside was the I converted some lovely Legionnaires that were not received by me in time due to a big fail on the part of Office Depot/UPS. They would have really added to the whole thing and were wonderfully painted by Adam over at Fineline Studios. I also did use real casino dice and gave out used card decks as prizes. I acquired both after visiting many casinos on the Vegas Strip. After they are used the casinos will mark them and then sell them for a nominal price. I like authenticity. Thanks for the kind words.
Joey
P.S. I forgot to mention the rules used were Ganesha Games Mutants and Death Ray Guns, which work great.
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Also, Sterling Moose, thanks for the great pictures. Did you introduce yourself to me? I met one other Lead Adventurer there, but I don't think it was you.
Joey
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Did you introduce yourself to me?
no, not at such, but we did have a conversation along the lines that Fallout 3 was better visually than Fallout New Vegas, and larger in scope. I love the ruined cityscape of Fallout 3, as opposed to the open wasteland of Nevada (which it is anyway).
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There's that bloody Checker Gang.
Very lovely scenery.
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SWEET!
Nice stuff man! :D
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I know it's a little silly but I love the fact that you guys were using casino dice to play. Seems fitting for a New Vegas game. Also, I'm neon green with envy >:(...
Yours truly,
Sir Dryden
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I had not noticed the dice! Truly nice!
I want to double down on the green thing too! lol :D
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This set up looks great. I particularly like the gas station and the Mark cars. I ordered a set of the cars for myself just today.
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How did you do the road surface? It looks great - I love the cracked asphalt and the crater (which looks like a Pegasus Hobbies one to me, although it's worked into the terrain piece seamlessly) looks fantastic. I'm hoping to do a Car Wars-type game in 28mm at some point in the future, so any info on how you did your roads would be great.
Thanks!
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i'm really amazed by the harmony of the colours!
@ hawkeye,
check this tutorial for the roads:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=26860.0
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Thanks, Sangenarru!
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Actually, my method is fairly similar to the one linkws above, though I used gatorboard so the cracks are really defined. Hindsight, I would probably use MDF since I didn't realize you can get such good results with carving. As for the painting, I coated the entire road in Woodland Scenics Asphalt, which is a great black/grey color, and then simply drushbrush khaki. That's it. Thanks for all the compliments.
Joey
P.S. The crater is from GW. I just a cut rough chunk out of the gatorboard to match the shape of the crater, inset it, then covered the holes with compound.
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Aha! Thanks, Deathwing. A GW crater, then - but beautifully worked into the road surface. Very convincing - as is the whole board.