N17 Jons terrain and miniatures
- Thread starter Jon Reinhardt
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Again it been a while but i have done some stuff since last post. First of all i done some more delaqe. I have not played that house much in our current everlasting campane im doing Orlocks.
I have also done a bit more on my new table. The earlier tables i made was a bit more needed that this one. We are starting to have enough terrain four our 10 man campaign but i like building them. But this one goes mush slower as there is less need and its more complicated.
I just had a cold and had a bit of fewer. And then i got this divine inspiration must be the emperor talking to me. So i made a shrine for him. Or not for him but one of his saints. Im not sure if i will glue it to the new board or not.
That shrine is gorgeous. Keep it separate so it can appear on the different boards. Deep in the tunnels, at the edge of the market, out on that tiny island in the middle of the sump where no one lives but the candles are always lit...
There is a passage in the big pipe at the bottom and a passage in the big pipe at the top. My plan it to maybe make a door in the mid level and also i want walkways connected to the wall. Im doing it piece meal. So i try to finish painting each element before i make a new one. That way i can always play on it. Also it would be impossible to paint some of those part if i waited until i was done building it.
Also the bit pipe at the top are suppose to be a big ventilation pipe or something like that. I cut away the top part on some of it so its possible to play in and thou it.
That's a very cool board. makes me think of a 4-player game, two on each side of the wall battling each one allied with one of the guys on the other side, aiming to get there and unite or something.
We gaming weekend every 2-3 mouth or so. And we often play multiplayer games on the big 4x4 boards. It also possible to play two "separate" games on this board where things like cards object mix the two battles together.
I got tetanus just looing a that board. Also, everything is great. Dig the biker, I want to do something similar.
So finaly got around to start doing the new Esher box. I like having a lot of critters.
I have also made a new model for my leader. I want to get him some heavy armor. And even that the rules does not demand this i prefer when you can see that on the models. There is also a picture whit my old leader model.
Also i painted a bit more on my new table. So even that its not done we still use it to play on. My plan is to have mot of the fetures permanent glued on when its done. but for now it just some of my loose terrain bits on it.
Beautifully executed! I like how you have several different elevations all packed in, and the original card terrain fits in quite well too!
Awesome table. If it was porn I would have to turn it off....
I already liked the first table very much and your new gaming table was great again. What I also like is that self-construction still plays an important role for you and your group, even with and despite the well-made and nice DU Zone Mortalis Terrain.
If I saw that correctly, you built your wall from a wooden frame with MDF panels. Did that have special reasons? I ask because I bought 5 cm thick Styrodur (XPS) for my own wall. The height should be around 40 to 50 cm and I hope and expect Styrodur to be stable enough for this.
Then I have questions about playability, please. I see two or three transitions depending on whether it is a dome wall or a city wall. How does that work in games and do you use special rules for this? Among other things, I ask myself whether the passages are not blocked too easily, or whether miniatures that ignore terrain could have too great an advantage?
If I saw that correctly, you built your wall from a wooden frame with MDF panels. Did that have special reasons? I ask because I bought 5 cm thick Styrodur (XPS) for my own wall. The height should be around 40 to 50 cm and I hope and expect Styrodur to be stable enough for this.
Then I have questions about playability, please. I see two or three transitions depending on whether it is a dome wall or a city wall. How does that work in games and do you use special rules for this? Among other things, I ask myself whether the passages are not blocked too easily, or whether miniatures that ignore terrain could have too great an advantage?
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