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The Watch Station is my latest release, and the first sci-fi model I've designed all year. The last couple of weeks I've been watching all of the Alien movies (back to back because I'm crazy like that), plus Chronicles of Riddick and Event Horizon, so I'm totally in the SF mood.

I packed the Watch Station with a variety of wall color choices so you can match it to just about any army or faction you're using. I might have gone a little overboard, since some of the PDFs have 35+ layers. (Can you ever go too far? Nah.) Hope you like this one.



Check it out!
http://www.davesgames.net/catalog-watch-station.htm

I just noticed you can alter the serial number on the model, so you can have multiples on the table and each one numbered.

you sir, are a class act.

No doubt - this is some of what I've been waiting for from Dave.

More of this, and my dream of a properly 'terrained' INFINITY table will become.... a reality!

Alpharius wrote:No doubt - this is some of what I've been waiting for from Dave.

More of this, and my dream of a properly 'terrained' INFINITY table will become.... a reality!

what you mean you don't like using old 3rd ed 40k gothic ruins?!? WHATS WRONG WTIH YOU MAN?

on topic, great to see this kinda thing coming from Dave i might actually have to grab some for my local at sompoint

Very nice!

I've moved away from cardboard terrain, but I'm consistently impresses with the designs that Dave keeps coming up with.