Strange Aeons playing table.

[Bergh]

Hi everyone

Im a bit uninspired on how other peoples Strange Aeons playing table look. Could people post there favourite playing table?

I have made my own table setup here: (I know its double size of normal playing area)

[jnr]

Here is what i built for mine.
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=29662.0

[Bergh]

I've made a Paper model Mansion, put in some trees and stone fences.
Setup aren't meant for gaming, just to see how "fake" the paper model would look.

[jnr]

Very nice a Scottish home of the Laird,

[Bergh]

Update, post 1

[einarolafson]

Very nice table!! Those trees are huge!!

[Anatoli]

Few of my own configurations:

[Meizter]

That's some nice table guys

[Ramirez Noname]

This one is still on the workbench ...



... but almost finished - board size 2' x 2'6" of 600 x 750mm

RMZ

[Ramirez Noname]

Here's a few WIP shots of the board -



very early stages and ...



a test shot with some Lionel/Bachmann buildings quickly thrown together (and still  not painted)

RMZ

[Oldben1]

My Downtown Innsmouth table


Downtown Innsmouth by oldben1, on Flickr

That Lionel factory is the best pulp model available.

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Quite top quality project. Excellent.

Btw, I really like tables with railway, a great touch and pretty useful for all sorts of scenarios.

[Ramirez Noname]

@ Oldben1 "That Lionel factory is the best pulp model available."

Got to agree with you there 

RMZ

[Cultist #3]

Is that "S" scale track and rolling stock? the only "O" scale track I can find is the 3 rail from Lionel.

Here's a few WIP shots of the board -



very early stages and ...



a test shot with some Lionel/Bachmann buildings quickly thrown together (and still  not painted)

RMZ

[Ramirez Noname]

Hi Cultist #3,

The track is Peco 0 16.5 (o gauge narrow gauge) and the rolling stock is a rather natty Boulder Valley Models stock car. BVM stuff can be found here -

http://www.bouldervalleymodels.com/

RMZ