Gunstore for Zombiegame (Job done, let me show you around the place)

[CookAndrewB]

It looks the business. If you aren't going to hole up in a mall, you might as well find a gun store!

Do you have matching terrain for an urban board, or is this phase 1 in a lengthy (I hope) plan? 

[The Voivod]

Thanks, It's an ongoing project.
I plan to create a modular system for the game board and there's a few more buildings, I'll probably put in this thread as well.
I want to create a motel, a gas-station and some friends gave me the idea of building a certain club from "from dusk till dawn".

it might take a while. I'm not sure what my next project is yet.
I also finished a church. A beast of a building, but I'm not sure I'm to happy with it anymore. I like to think my skills have grown since then, even if it only was about 2 years ago.
You can see it here, if you're interested.
https://www.beastsofwar.com/project/1228524/

[Daeothar]

The dead won't rest easy, with all the gunfire originating from this little shop of horror(survival)!

Awesome work; can't wait to inaugurate it with some zombie blood and brains on the walls. I love the coming soon poster for the number one gun on every T-800's wants-list*

The detail work is outstanding, and it looks very playable too. Is it still modular, in the sense that details can be swapped out for use in superhero games, like you planned?

And was the graffiti on the back done with that transfer paper?


* (that scene, while obviously funny, never sat right with me. The T-800 knew what year he had ended up in, so he should also have known that the weapon he requested was not (yet) invented. So either it revealed a certain amount of stubbornness and denial in his AI, or his weapons database was flawed... But I digress ).

[The Voivod]

My hope is to get the entire set up to this amount of detail, giving it a feeling if really being lived in.
The gun cabinets on the wall, register, potted pland and cardboard boxes are removable. With all but the boxes magnetized.
This will allow me to put a get-away vehicle in the garage and re-use stuff in other buildings.

I think it'll serve fine in either post-apocalyptic and superhero games, though it probably would look better after zombies visited it than superheroes, come to think of it.

I used the white, non transparent transfer paper for the Graffiti. The transparent wouldn't feed through the printer but this worked fine. I had to gently dab it with my fingers to get it to form to the brick and traced the outlines a bit more with a black pen after it set.

[syrinx0]

That will make a great addition to your zombie table. Love the posters.