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Anyone tried these piece of sceneries ?

http://pegasushobbies.net/catalog/Peg.-Gaming-Accessories/c2/index.html

They seem nice and not too expensive

Yes my buddy has some. They are really not bad at all. I think the chemical plant is a bit over detailed but still pretty good for the price.

I have the chemical plant and have made a few small "indistrial" bases using it:

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/443168.page

I think I'll give these a try
Anyway, you can't really have too much terrain can you ?

I have the small platformer and the small hex. The hex set is better than the platformer, IME. The platformer components seem to be a bit more delicate, which has led to several of them snapping already. I've basically had to glue the platformer stuff into a set arrangement, whereas I can still rearrange the hex set if I want to.

I like how light they are compared to resin terrain. I find most of it a bit too detailed but I would break it up and use for multiple bits of terrain instead of one massive thing.

The gothic buildings are a great deal and solid as hell!

To much Gothic though doesn't go with Infinity. It's great for 40k but not really a modern or future style.

They're straight up perfect for Infinity and very reasonably priced. Just make sure they look more high tech future and less grim dark when you put them together and paint them.

For the platformer sets, I've been gluing some rod in along the grooves between the top and bottom panels for extra structure - but they are mainly used for catwalks in between terrain elements on my terrain pieces.

The Hexagon sets get used for whole terrain pieces.

I have the chemical plant set, and while I haven't actually built it yet, it looks pretty cool on the frames

Still, nice find! I thought they went OOP years ago!

Wayland have them available, for UK peeps:

http://www.waylandgames.co.uk/pegasus-hobbies/28mm-wargaming-accessories/hexagon-large-set/prod_15077.html

Shae-Konnit wrote:I have the chemical plant set, and while I haven't actually built it yet, it looks pretty cool on the frames

Still, nice find! I thought they went OOP years ago!

Nah, JUST the AIRFIX branded ones.

Pegasus Hobbies and Urban Mammoth branded ones are still around and rather easy to get.
Shame that ONLY 1/3 of the total range is available in the west, though (there's some lovely pieces in the syberclix and powerstation ranges that I would love to have.).
Peeps in Poland and other neighbours of the Russian fed are able to get them, but they (makers) aren't allowed to sell them outside the territories.