Alien Plants

[Thunderchicken]

These could be posted on quite a few boards but I'm thinking VSF, off-world, lovely!

http://www.tabletopgamingnews.com/2009/12/03/31868

[Hat Guy]

To my eye they look more like something Nemo and Dr Aronnax would stalk fish through, still very nice though.

[Hitman]

These are awesome pieces. You can easily make them yourself very cheaply too if you have the time. He initially used seashells, which you can pick up at Dollarama for a good size bag's worth. What a fantastic idea!!

Thunderchicken...when are you folks moving to Sterling Moose and my way?? Hope all is well with you and your family.
Regards,
Hitman
 

[Doc Twilight]

To my eye they look more like something Nemo and Dr Aronnax would stalk fish through, still very nice though.

Got to agree. Nice stuff, but obviously made of sea-shells. Good for undersea stuff; not so much for terrestrial environments in my (very humble) opinion. Could maybe be interesting if painted in shades of grey and used for a fossilized sea bed, though?

-Doc

[Gluteus Maximus]

Could be vey useful for the intended purpose, but also for strange growths in caverns etc. I've a hankering to do a sci-fi exploration game where the team have to go into an alien underground cave complex to find and recover a lost item/person etc. It would give me the chance to use all sorts of stuff from different horror/fantasy/sci-fi games and an incentive to finally print my "Caveworks" set.

I see that they have lengths of barbed wire available. Has anyone seen or used any of this?

[Thunderchicken]

Thunderchicken...when are you folks moving to Sterling Moose and my way?? Hope all is well with you and your family.
Regards,
Hitman
 

We'll be discussing my latest victory over a beer before you know it my good man! 

[Hitman]

Excellent....and to Sterling Moose, get our your tissue!!
Regards,
Hitman