I have also found a few bits I had made many years ago for Epic, to be used as objective markers. Now, I have no friends who still own Epic models let alone play, so the objectives are going to be used on the INQ/Quest wall sections.
I have made my walls 40mm high and 6 inches long- for standard sections. Also some 3 inches long, to help create corners, T-junctions etc. I have yet to cut the hard board bases to mount them on, will do those next week. I'm going to try to make the sections to a standard template, but with slightly different features to keep them interesting.
I also want to experiment with the terrain I made for Deadzone earlier and see if I can get these new sections to work alongside them. It may produce some interesting effects, not sure yet.
I also intend painting up both the figures to Deadzone and the furniture, barrels and crates etc, that come with the game.
The general idea is to come up with a practice game sometime in the next 2 months, then start to see which rules work and which need altering/chucking.
Not very exciting pictures I'm afraid, but thought I would post how far I'd got at the moment. Will need to make a load more and get them completely modeled and then painted.
Looks really good. I'm pretty excited to see what they look like on the table.
ReplyDeleteCheers fettFace, as soon as I get the walls I've made so far painted I'll set them up and photograph them. I'm looking forward to see how they all work together on the board too.
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