So I've been playing roleplaying and boardgames from sometime in the late 80's. For a long time I was scepitcal towards miniature gaming.It was a little prejudice against actually playing with toy soldiers, but foremost that I suspected what is now known as "the hobby" would consume some time – and money. Anway a couple of my gaming buddies talked me into trying Munda some ten years ago. "There's not so many models to paint and stuff and stuff, and supposed to be great fun". Well I tried it, and I did love it. Immideatly. However "the hobby" was still daunting.
Last fall, anyway, I finished renovating my flat and had some spare stuff around, so I figured I'd make some simple terrain. Well, all my suspiscions hit hard. The hobby eats you in. And I shall never go back.
Here's my new big project, a magnetic "Hive in the box". Inspirations are the terrain from the original Munda box, both how cool it looked and simple it was to assemble, but also how light it was with terrible result if one somehow shook the playing table. And now i've been seeing magnficent magnetized terrain online, so I've given it a go.
Concept:
-Sixteen 30x30cm tiles with precisely placed magnets combined with magnetic metal spread around in a random pattern.
- Board shall be self contained with simple magnetic pieces, but also look great and be a battlemat to put bigger unmagnetized terrain on.
Don't know how many hours I've put in. It would certainly have made more sense to just buy a battlemat. Here it is, regardless, the first set up of my "Hive in a box", unpainted and with my three hive megastructures.
Last fall, anyway, I finished renovating my flat and had some spare stuff around, so I figured I'd make some simple terrain. Well, all my suspiscions hit hard. The hobby eats you in. And I shall never go back.
Here's my new big project, a magnetic "Hive in the box". Inspirations are the terrain from the original Munda box, both how cool it looked and simple it was to assemble, but also how light it was with terrible result if one somehow shook the playing table. And now i've been seeing magnficent magnetized terrain online, so I've given it a go.
Concept:
-Sixteen 30x30cm tiles with precisely placed magnets combined with magnetic metal spread around in a random pattern.
- Board shall be self contained with simple magnetic pieces, but also look great and be a battlemat to put bigger unmagnetized terrain on.
Don't know how many hours I've put in. It would certainly have made more sense to just buy a battlemat. Here it is, regardless, the first set up of my "Hive in a box", unpainted and with my three hive megastructures.
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