++[40K Terrain] Imperial chain and pully rig:

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**CT GAMER**

I have had some extra components from the Imex Tech Bridges and so I combined them with some pulleys and chains and few other random bits to kit-bash an industrial looking pulley apparatus to add to my ever growing urban-industrial terrain collection::

(shown w/ Land Raider for scale)

It is designed to plug into any of the other "necromunda-style" towers for stability.

Tried to go for a rusty/weathered look.

I still want to add a Roman numeral and/or Imperial eagle stencil to the corrugated roof surface but I need to work one up.

I think the piece adds some nice atmosphere and yet it's footprint is small enough that it can be easily moved through/around thus it doesn't dominate/restrict play...

C&C welcome...

**A Black Ram**

I like the way it looks, very inspiring.

**Lorne**

Simple and great looking. Awesome piece of terrain.

**CT GAMER**

Thanks.

**I-bounty-hunt-the-elderly**

Awesome. I love to see terrain that looks like it could have a function besides cover for troops.

**MattRendar**

big thumbs up !! looks great . can you post wide pic shots of your urban layout . id love to see more!

**IGEthan**

Wow I love this look alot... I would really enjoy to see more.

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Have you thought about maybe adding a catwalk on top?

**CT GAMER**

MattRendar wrote:big thumbs up !! looks great . can you post wide pic shots of your urban layout . id love to see more!

A lot of it is built using the old Necromunda bulkheads that I had been stockpiling. I figured I might as well build stuff with them.

I'll try to get some updated shots. These are a few older ones:

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Found a few more:

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Like I said: mostly kitbashing with the old plastic Necromunda bulkheads, but I like the industrial feel to them...

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I'll be able to get some more updated action oriented shots using this stuff as the campaign with my sons progresses, which can be seen here: http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/292431.page

**Malika2**

Really awesome dude!

**squirrelsrage**

Looking good; so good in fact that I plan to steal the idea and give it to my orks

**Ruckdog**

You did really capture a nice, functional industrial feel with this piece. I like it!

**CT GAMER**

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**Teeffless**

wow, thats awesome !

**TheFirstBorn**

Can you give us a list of materials / bits you used to create this? I'd love to be able to knock one up!

**Dylwar**

Awsome job there love it

**CURNOW**

Realy nice its all ways good to see terain that dose something .rather than the same old ruin/pile of bricks or imperial church..

**Mr. Cashwell**

Great job i really like the pully I might just have to borrow the idea and Ork it up!!!!!!

**insaniak**

Very cool. Nice work.

Although as a minor nitpick, it would be better if the pulley shaft was able to be moved along the beam...

**CT GAMER**

insaniak wrote:Very cool. Nice work.

Although as a minor nitpick, it would be better if the pulley shaft was able to be moved along the beam...

Agreed.

**KingCracker**

Hell yes. I love the look of urban terrain. Nice table man, Id play on that just for the kicks

**CT GAMER**

TheFirstBorn wrote:Can you give us a list of materials / bits you used to create this? I'd love to be able to knock one up!

1. The superstructure is made with the rail components from the Imex Techno Bridge, and the "gear" looking pieces on the end of the pulley rod are from the Imex Chemical plant.

Both can be found here if you are unfamiliar with them: http://www.thewarstore.com/IMEXPlatformerHexagon.html

2. The base is a chariot base from WHFB (you could easily just cut a base from whatever cardboard or basing material you have)

3. The giant pulley is Lego, the chain is from a craft store.

4. The Corrugated metal sections are simply corrugated plasticard cut to shape.

**1-UP**

That really is slick. I also like terrain that looks like it has a purpose other than just being terrain. Sadly, I havent' quite swung the magic "it" factor for such pieces. You've definitely got it though!