the Round games table

[Mr Evil]

As i live in a small abode, i have a round games table, sounds mad at first, but for playtesting its great, and as an added bonus it spins around like a wheel, so one doese not need to move far from ones chair !!! right royal like

[Argonor]

I have been thinking about a round table myself, especially for naval and aerial games, but the spinning feature is brilliant!

[Mr Evil]

its one of the wooden turn tables from ikea turned upside down and no nailed to the underneath just dont no nail the screw bit in the middle or it inscrews it self... its makes sence when your doing it. 

[Marine0846]

Great idea.
Really like your terrain.

[Driscoles]

I like !

I once had an oval gaming table.

I think small tables without corners look great.

[julesav]

Shouldn't you be playing 'Arthurian' on this sort of table though?

[HerbyF]

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Shouldn't you be playing 'Arthurian' on this sort of table though?

                                                      I used to play on a large oblong table in collage. I think it was a confrence table of some kind. your round table looks great. Will work really well for small skirmish game like Pulp Alley etc.

[Mr Evil]

my theory is i never use the corners unless im trying to hide, round tables seem to force action to happen faster.... i currently use the table for playtestin OSC, wich all going well goes to the printers next week (currently all hands to the pump)
 

http://www.evilbearwargames.com/product/osc_oscar-sierra-chralie-part_1_skirmish/

[Commander Roj]

As i live in a small abode, i have a round games table, sounds mad at first, but for playtesting its great, and as an added bonus it spins around like a wheel, so one doese not need to move far from ones chair !!! right royal like

Certainly makes me think. I have always used round bases for everything on the table for aesthetic reasons. However, I can see real benefits from a round table, no wasted corner space.