Hello Everyone!
My name is Ryan and I run Brutal Cities.
Brutal Cities is a one-man operation designing and making laser cut MDF Modern and Sci-fi terrain in Sydney, Australia.
I left my job in Architecture to pursue this as I saw that the type of terrain I wanted wasn't available and I wanted to make different designs for hobbyists into similar building aesthetics.
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I'm working on a new release of 15mm Terrain around the end of March! I plan to also share on the brutal cities blog, the work in progress journey towards creating the table and terrain.
I also want to make more tutorials and guides to do terrain with my philosophy - using techniques that are not very difficult or time-consuming but have really great results. If this is of interest please subscribe to our email list
https://brutalcities.comThe terrain kits so far are 28-35mm scale. Many of the terrain pieces are a bit larger than most 28mm kits, which I find are usually quite small.
One great Idea for 28mm games you will find useful is the Easy Access Kits- Instead of fiddling with stacking different levels on each other, simply remove the rear wall. They are narrow enough to get your hand and mini in easily.
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You can find the Easy Access Kits here -
https://brutalcities.com/collections/easy-access-kitsPlanned 15mm range kits:![](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0256/5049/5566/files/15mm-Team-Tankee-Ruins_600x600.jpg?v=1640319717)
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The Ruined ApartmentsThese should be out around the end of march!
I have been playing (When able to) Seven Days To the River Rhine - really love the simplicity and dynamism. It's like infinity mixed with bolt action to me - but much simpler.
Game of Seven Days To the River Rhine with prototype kitsOther modern games I play are Delta One Zero by Bonza Games in Australia - this one has a great order dial system. It's a skirmish game and the mechanics and minis are top notch. We used them in some of our photos
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Force on Force is great, but I haven't had many chances with covid etc to really play it.
If you have any questions I'll try to answer them. It's a relief to find that facebook hasn't absorbed all online gaming communities!