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I'm always on the lookout for cheap bits and pieces to use for terrain, and just stumbled upon the G-force Training Lab playset which, as luck would have it, is just about perfectly sized to make some handy and cheap Necromunda or 40K terrain.

So, I grabbed some for myself, and a few extra sets for the UTC store...



The set includes a couple of differently-sized platforms, an open pipe/slide setup, a couple of catwalks and a few other small bits and pieces. (Not the Space Marine... he's just there for scale)



You can find them all, available individually, in the Under The Couch online store here.

Great find! Wonder where I can find these in America?

NICE!

Wow that's an awesome find!

WAAAGH!!!BLITZROG wrote:Great find! Wonder where I can find these in America?

Amazon's got it for $17.

Jack

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hahaha NICE find. Creativity FTW.

Yup, I could use a few of those.
Now to track them down in the UK.

now THAT would make a awesome:

A: A space hulk/ship
B: A Base/Bunker/installation of sorts

Good eye man, I wouldn't even have looked at G-Force stuff.


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Gargskull wrote:Good eye man, I wouldn't even have looked at G-Force stuff.

Gah, fifty quid in the UK! http://www.amazon.co.uk/Disney-G-Force-Training-Lab-Play/dp/B002IPWJ2C/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=toys&qid=1267893761&sr=8-4

Edit: Or thirty, still too much, http://www.uk22.info/shop/G-Force-Training-Lab.html

insaniak wrote:I'm always on the lookout for cheap bits and pieces to use for terrain,(...)

I am also regulary searching toy stores and ebay for Sci-Fi things usable for 40k and I also bought the set you mentioned. While Star Wars and Alien merchandise is obviously interesting, here two not so obvious choices from Dr. Who:

A Drop pod sized industrial terrain element (quite cheap, in the middle):



And a huge (60cm diameter) Eldaresque monument (expensive, esp. postage, leave out wall and some elements of obviously wrong scale):

Awesome!

Nice find - and even nicer, a nice link to Amazon!

So.. nice!