Pulp Alley by any other name…

[d phipps]

If you haven’t seen Anpu’s awesome Fallout setting on the Post-Apocalyptic board, then go check them out, and see if you can spot the tiny Pulp Alley rulebook on one of the tables --  http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=24839.210





Anpu posted a bunch of his sci-fi leagues on the Pulp Alley forum – http://pulpalley.com/viewforum.php?f=5&sid=3b1780d3638bcefec6d133701bfb4c02



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[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Some really excellent things going on there. I liked the junk raft particularly.

As to the miniature rule book, simply great idea. But what next, a Pulp Alley game going on inside a 28mm building?

[Argonor]

Some really excellent things going on there. I liked the junk raft particularly.

As to the miniature rule book, simply great idea. But what next, a Pulp Alley game going on inside a 28mm building?

Any 2mm pulp minis out there? 

[Anpu]

Sorry I did not have the time to finish the planned gameboard.
Not pictured but made is the periouls island book and some poster.

[d phipps]

As to the miniature rule book, simply great idea. But what next, a Pulp Alley game going on inside a 28mm building?

THATS exactly what I was thinking. That would be funny, having a miniature wargame table as a piece of terrain for your wargame. 

[Overlord]

That would be funny, having a miniature wargame table as a piece of terrain for your wargame. 

Something like this?



A model of the villains lair, inside the villains lair. 

[Wolf Girl]

Something like this?



A model of the villains lair, inside the villains lair. 

Cool! That must have taken a lot of time. How did you do your shark tank?

[d phipps]

Guiscard shared a couple of his cool AAR's with us, so I got to pass them along. His awesome terrain, miniatues, and storyline are definitely worth checking out...

Prepare for the sci-fi pulp adventures of 8 Ball in Sector Six -- http://govgensectorsix.blogspot.com/




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[TwoGunBob]

Did something similar with my bookstore terrain.











Course, about 1 in 100 games someone actually goes inside any of the buildings to see they have interiors modeled...

[pistolpete]

wargaming scenery in a wargame - very meta.

shark tank?! as if i didn't have enough terrain ideas already.

[d phipps]

Did something similar with my bookstore terrain.

Course, about 1 in 100 games someone actually goes inside any of the buildings to see they have interiors modeled...

WOW! Your interior is awesome. How'd you do the front of the shop?



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[TwoGunBob]

The building itself is an O scale model that I purchased at Hobby Lobby when they were having a blow out clearance. I have three of them and did the bookstore, an arcade, and a music shop. Prep wise I took the entire building apart, breaking all the windows out and then I spray primed it white, washed it in a dark grey, then dry brushed the hell out of the brick work with like three different shades of red.

Putting together interiors and repainting all those O scale buildings took about a year. I meant to actually take pictures of each building's exterior and interior but just never got around to it.

[Overlord]

Cool! That must have taken a lot of time. How did you do your shark tank?

Sorry I didn't reply before. 

The general build thread is here:  http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=24800.30

The tank is really just a simple box of foamed PVC (Foamex/Palite/similar) with clear plastic window and Perspex top (water surface).  The sharks are mounted on brass wire inserted into the base.  The wire was painted in the same pale blue as the walls of the tank to help it blend into the background.

[d phipps]

Pulp Alley innnnnn SPAAAAAAAAACE...

Check out Maj Guiscard's cool battle report for a thrilling story, clever terrain, and excellent miniatures  --- http://govgensectorsix.blogspot.com/

An excerpt from Guiscard's blog --- "The excitement was aided by the fact that my guys were spread all over the asteroid, I hadn't deployed with just one objective in mind, so the rush to the middle was really suspenseful.  Also, lots of credit needs to be given to the game system.  Pulp Alley isn't a wargame, it's an ADVENTURE game. The options, cards, initiative all interplay so well that even though the game ended in an area the size of a closet, it was a nailbiter all the way."




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Dave

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

From a humble alley to the stars. Pulp via Pulp Alley has planetary appeal.