Super secret project

[Brandlin]

Sssh ... don't tell anyone OK?

[Brandlin]

Remember, not a word...

[joroas]

Especially not to the designer............ 

[Mr.J]

Wow great looking designs and progress so far looks good too.

[Weird WWII]

Will be a great table to battle on once finished!

Brian

[Raxxus]

looking good!!

i kno that you make nearly only terrain but cant you do a tank kit?



raxxus

[YPU]

Having a nice board like that should boost sales as well, as it will inspire people to the potential of these kits!

[mondria]

they I will not say how much I like it so far

[Brandlin]

looking good!!
i kno that you make nearly only terrain but cant you do a tank kit?

You have no idea what kind of projects I may have up my sleeve - i'm really very good at keeping secrets!

[Brandlin]

[Deep One]

It looks like Elder's Scroll stuff!

[Brandlin]

It looks like Elder's Scroll stuff!

who? what? is that a good thing or a bad thing? not sure what to make of that comment?

[YPU]

The eldar scrolls are a series of PC games, pretty standard fantasy RPG known for its open world and variety of quests and options. Anyhow some regions of some of those games do have a style similar to yours.

[Deep One]

who? what? is that a good thing or a bad thing? not sure what to make of that comment?

It's a good thing, Brandlin. I love your work.

[Brandlin]

It's a good thing, Brandlin. I love your work.

Yay!

errr... i mean, i don't know what you are talking about - no super secret projects to see here... move along now, move along.



There is one question I have yet to resolve.  How to assemble, store and transport this thing!  I dislike sectional boards as the edges are always so visible so I would prefer to glue this all together into a 6x4 or 8x4 complete board. The location of the buildings and river and such like is also a problem as they dont match the edges of the boards.

I guess I should glue the foam to a sheet of 6mm MDF or something similar? I'm then paranoid about the edges being damaged... especially as i will need to move it about the country. Should I surround the outside in a box structure of ply or MDF or something?  I can probably borrow a van in which it will travel and the buildings will be held in place by magnets so I am not too worried about them getting damaged but the other end of the board is going to be wooded with sea-foam trees and the trees will be a nightmare to transport. I'm also worried about stuff falling on the board and damaging the foam. My natural reaction to this is to make a wooden box with handles that completely surrounds the board?  Those of you that transport large terrain boards regularly... what do you do - advice please?