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Thought I would share some pictures of what a CreativeGamescape board looks setup. For this unfamiliar, Creative Gamescapes is a company that produces 3d Space Hulk Tiles, located here;

http://www.creativegamescapes.dreamhosters.com/


Great company, great service and terrific product. KK did a very in depth review of the product located here;

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/384096.page





On to some pictures;

























More pics and the battle report can be found here;

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/426481.page

Looks great! I especially like the big end-piece with the huge screen/window - looks like it's made using the Pegasus TechnoBridge kit?

I imagine the kit is great to play on. If there's one thing I hate about modular layout dungeon-style game boards, it's tiles shifting about during play. Something that interlocks (pic on website looked like the tiles have matching pegs/holes) would be a godsend. Makes me wish I had the resources to make myself a nice 3D board for Dwarf King's Hold.

what model is that emperor model made out of?? It is amazing!

If you will excuse me, I have to scoop my exploded brains back into my skull.

For me, this is crying out to be turned into bridges for Necromunda. I can see legs for some of the sections, and an awesome 3D setup.

I can also see possibilities for using plain black undercoated boxes or blocks to fill up the spaces between the actual sections to create depth and give a true 3d feel to the corridors.