Pulp (literally!) floor plans

[the_inquisition!]

I have been raiding charity shops for copies of Cluedo as a source of cheap figures, and ended up with a pile of spare bits that went in the bin...apart from the boards that I simply couldn't throw away while there was a possibly they could be useful!

Enter the scalpel and ruler:


And a black pen to colour the edges:


To make a versatile set of rooms and corridors for skirmish games (I'm thinking of using them with Better Dead than Zed as well):



What do you think?!

[joroas]

What a cracking idea.

[Cherno]

Cool idea!

Also check out the floorplans from the FFG game Mansions of Madness... Just beautiful!

[joroas]

These are nice.  I have the Hard Boiled Pulp series and they are good for generic 1920s games.

[Thenur]

Very cool idea, I like it.

[Mason]

A very cunning plan!

Like it!
 

[Big Martin]

That's an idea I may have to pinch.

[verd]

That's very clever... I think I have to take a look to my old boardgames 

[P_Clapham]

Fantastic Idea.  I have a set or two left over from pillaging the figures for my deluxe Kill Doctor Lucky board game.

[the_inquisition!]

Thanks for the feedback!

Also check out the floorplans from the FFG game Mansions of Madness... Just beautiful!

Wow those are really nice...I wish I hadn't talked one of my gaming group out of buying it now (we thought it would take too long to play). I might have to save those pics onto my hard disk for doing something with later

I have a set or two left over from pillaging the figures for my deluxe Kill Doctor Lucky board game

What's kill Dr Lucky - he doesn't sound very lucky?

[Steve F]

What's kill Dr Lucky - he doesn't sound very lucky?

It's a boardgame by Cheapass Games, intended to be the opposite of Cluedo.  More info:
http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/257/kill-doctor-lucky

[Rob_bresnen]

Inspired!

[SBRPearce]

Nice recycling! (And I highly recommend "Kill Doctor Lucky")