Pulp Alley in (of all things) the Pulp Era (updates irregularly)

[Sinewgrab]

And I also did a bit of work this week, getting some scatter terrain together that will work in towns, for WW2, Colonial, Pulp, Post-Apoc, whatever...





Nothing special, but it all adds flavor to the table, as well as cover.

[d phipps]

Very cool! Did you use clear acrylic for those bases as well?

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I did.  I find that they are easier to multipurpose that way.

[d phipps]

I did.  I find that they are easier to multipurpose that way.

Yes, I agreed. But what are you cutting it with?

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I run the router/engraver at the signs shop I work for, and these all come from remnants from other sign projects.  And since I am also the Center Coordinator (i.e. manager) no one tells me not to use them.

If I ever move on, I won't know what to do for bases.

[Bessy]

Awesome! It looks like your using some hirst molds - how do you like them?

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I have some, and have had good luck with them, but these were actually a purchase from a gentleman who felt they "had too many bubbles or imperfections" for his tastes, so he was selling sandwich bags of them for reasonable prices at Enfilade.