Gaslamp Alley Victorian MDFs

[Sterling Moose]

Unless a certain volcano decides to throw a wobbler again.

Shhhhhhhh it might hear you.

[Malamute]

Shhhhhhhh it might hear you.

Come and say hello, I'll be running the VSF game adjacent to the Oshiro Stand along with Dr DeAth and Mason.

[fastolfrus]

And we should be there too.

Should we wear LAF badges?
I still have our BLAM ones somewhere....

[thebinmann]

Unless a certain volcano decides to throw a wobbler again.

cheers

James

Yes everyone worldwide should cancel all flights...

[Dewbakuk]

I wonder if we will see some dedicated Victorian buildings fron other mdf manufacturers?

That I've seen so far for Salute:

Bibbly's Buildings (although they're lasercut acrylic I believe, definately not MDF)
Sarissa Precision
4Ground
Wolsung (fantasy variant but should have usable bits) should have some stuff on display at least.
Warbases terrace buildings.

Anyone else?

[Elk101]

I didn't know about 4Grounds. I have quite a few (5) of warbases' buildings but I'm using them as a base.

[Mors]

This is exactly what I need in light of recent purchases



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[Sterling Moose]

This is exactly what I need in light of recent purchases



http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.457547684316381.1073741825.250157281722090&type=1

Just as well I pre-booked excess baggage for my return journey 

[Gary Peach]

Just a new taster for Sarissa Gaslamp Alley

[white knight]

Looks excellent. The main thing that makes me hesitate about these lasercut type buildings is that the brickwork is far too regular and smooth. I do wonder if perhaps it wouldn't be possible to roughen it up a bit and improve the look so it's less perfect and more weathered.

[The Dozing Dragon]

Looks excellent. The main thing that makes me hesitate about these lasercut type buildings is that the brickwork is far too regular and smooth. I do wonder if perhaps it wouldn't be possible to roughen it up a bit and improve the look so it's less perfect and more weathered.

It reminds me of years back when recording music via pc and keyboard - the human element was lost as it was all so 'perfect' - there was a gizmo you could use that added an element of error in that helped.

[white knight]

I think I'll give (physicially) weathering it a try, to break up the smoothness and the perfect lines.

[Mason]

I think I'll give (physicially) weathering it a try, to break up the smoothness and the perfect lines.

Looking forward to seeing someone try first, as I dont like that look either.
Reminds me of a childrens TV programme with those colours and everything so 'perfect'.

May not be worth all the bother.
Which would mean: Back to the carved foam again.....
Bugger!

[Sterling Moose]

I think I'll give (physicially) weathering it a try, to break up the smoothness and the perfect lines.

As well as using paint for weathering you could try a dremel with a fine tip to better define the bricks.

[Elk101]

I don't imagine they will be especially cheap so if you have to do a lot to them to achieve the look you want, it might be better to make your own.