Rumble in Chinatown

[Hu Rhu]

Nice table.  I'll be taking some of your ideas into my project.

[Panama]

It's very eye catching,  I like the way you've defined the playing area with the upright surrounding it, keeping all the rubbish we like to put on the table seperate. Very good idea and youve made an excellent job of the mdf buildings, the advantages of them outshine the dissadvantages here.

I recently played in a game with some cork buildings that had a similar look and feel to them so I've made a couple of my own, but with printed paper on foamboard. I'm just wondering if I should go down the mdf route, it would be much easier.

Yes Vagabond you should upgrade to MDF your studio can well afford it 

[Alcide Nikopol]

Wonderful table.

[thebinmann]

Yes, that looks great.

How big it the "table box"?

Thanks

[Jerm]

very cool looking set up indeed. Nice mix of city streets and 'the other side of the rails' too. Looks like fun and I hope to see more

[War In 15MM]

Great looking layout... wonderful use of the space.

[Codsticker]

Thank you everyone. The Pulp Campaign is on hold for now (regardless of COVID-19) so it will be a while before we return to the games. However, I am thinking of tweaking/playing around with the PA for some Mordheim inspired fantasy.

How big it the "table box"?

Thanks

The table is 3' by 3'.

[thebinmann]

Thanks

[mikedemana]

Looks great - love the weathered and run down look you give to the buildings. Signs are great, too!

Mike Demana