[LaserCutCard] Gothic Bastion

[LaserCutCard]

We've added three new products to the ‘$1 shipping’ category in the webstore. All three of these items will ship anywhere in the world for only $1


New vents and aircon pack that gives you double the number of aircon units than what the old pack did for only $2 more: $10.50


Container accessory kit that adds steps and walkways to your container layout: $8.50


Crates and pallet basic set… two large, two small and two pallets: $8.50

All the items that ship for only $1 are here: http://www.lasercutcard.co.za/shop/one-dollar-shipping

[Cosmotiger]

If you had doors, vents, and windows scaled for 15mm, I'd be all over that.

[6milPhil]

The design philosophy of these vehicles is to sacrifice themselves for the sake of the crew/passengers. So components like that are designed to shear off when the vehicle runs over a landmine rather than be forced up into the hull to become shrapnel. So a lot of the components like the gearbox and the drive train are outside the monocoque hull, left to fend for themselves.

Quite, I always thought these were an incredible design, way ahead of what any other nation was doing and most still haven't caught up.

[LaserCutCard]

We’ve been asked several times to look at doing 10mm scale buildings for games like Dropzone Commander and we’ve finally decided to give it a try.




These are early tests. These are the straight 28mm scale files shrunk down and cut. There are huge gaps or overlaps as the 28mm files were carefully balanced to take into account the thickness of the card, which is now hopelessly out.

Nevertheless, I think these show that we have something we can contribute to the 10mm arena – all we need to do is recalibrate the files.


Futurehab #1: the shop (see the 28mm building here: http://www.lasercutcard.co.za/shop/scenery/futurehab/scifi-store)


Futurehab #2: the corner bar (see the 28mm building here: http://www.lasercutcard.co.za/shop/scenery/futurehab/corner-bar)


Futurehab #3: office block (still in testing – http://lasercutcard.co.za/2015/02/futurehab-office-tower-wips/


Futurehab #4: office tower (still in testing)

[eilif]

Looks great!

Have you guys considered doing a set of just stairways in 28mm?  Stairs are one of those time-consumning fiddly bits that even those of us who scratchbuild our own terrain might like to have pre-cut for us and it's probably a set that could ship for $1.  Seems like most of the work is mostly done in your container accessory set.

[syrinx0]

Just received my quad cannons. Very nice. Only 9 days for $1 shipping. Pretty good deal. 
Thanks

[Lawful Evil]

Have you guys considered doing a set of just stairways in 28mm?

Seconded. Some stairwells of various heights, supported by their own framework to add to the side of buildings etc. would be grand.

[LaserCutCard]

Just received my quad cannons. Very nice. Only 9 days for $1 shipping. Pretty good deal. 
Thanks

Excellent!

As for stairwells, not a bad idea since we have stairs already that accommodate standard 28mm bases. We'll look into it

[LaserCutCard]

Since it is Tuesday and since we are trying to have something new every Tuesday, today is the day of the skips and bins



The “urban scatter” set has been renamed “skips and bins”. It has gone up in price $2 (from $5.50 to $7.50) but it now has an extra skip in it (which is the most useful piece in the set)

It ships worldwide for $1 and will love you long time.

Direct link: http://www.lasercutcard.co.za/shop/scenery/scatter/skips-bins

[Ahistorian]

Looks good! Are those Justice Department badges available with your vehicles by any chance?

[LaserCutCard]

Looks good! Are those Justice Department badges available with your vehicles by any chance?

Shew - if I still have the file then yes, sure

[LaserCutCard]

We occasionally get asked “yes but how strong is the card?”

A picture is worth a thousand words so here’s a quick 2000 word essay entitled “How strong is our weakest model (the picnic bench)?”

How strong is our weakest model (the picnic bench)?

[Jase]

 

And that's cardboard, not MDF?

[LaserCutCard]

And that's cardboard, not MDF?

Yep - heavy duty cardboard. Can be cut fine with a knife. Approximately 1mm thick

[Wirelizard]

Well, sh*t a brick. Onto a lasercut card picnic table, apparently.

 

That's an impressive way to show that yes, these things probably will stand up to the attentions of wargamers!