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just finished my new Necromunda board, and thought I would put it up here for you guys to check out.

Any input you have for adding to or improving it are greatly appreciated!

I don't play necromunda, but I'd love to play a game of 40k with those pieces, it looks great!

Looks great!

This looks great, well done. It'll make your games just so much better. Good for Infinity too, if you're into that.

Really nice, makes a game like Necromunda a million times better because of atmosphere

Very nice. I wish that GW would get smart & start casting up more of the old plastic bulkheads again.

I wish you'd post the pictures here. I'm a big Necromunda fan, but I'm a little distrustful of random internet links. I'm sure the pictures would fall under the Dakka guidelines.

Pic link goes to the Dakka gallery. :]

So it does, lol. This is the best Necromunda terrain I've ever seen. I wish we had this stuff around here! We play on the plastic-and-cardstock kits that you could buy once upon a time, but these look so much cooler. I especially like the pool of what appears to be coolant in the upper left of the board, and what looks like a feed barn, with the big ramp, in the middle of the left hand side of the table. Great work! I hope you guys get lots of use out of it! As a side note, is it modular? It looks like the pieces can be rearranged, but I can't tell.

The only thing that I would recomend it creating rubble piles that do no have square bases, but other than that this battle feild was ptu together very well, and look great

Looks nice.

But for necromunda I would like to see some more walkways, and interconnected pieces of terrain.

Looks like a lot of fun to play on. Needs more walkways though!

Thanks for the input guys, I appreciate all the comments.

It is indeed modular, so I can move the pieces around.
Funny that a couple of you mentioned walkways, I am working on several so that pieces can be connected that way.

I also have 20 ladders painted up, so that we have more access to upper levels other than just the built in ladders and ramps.

We started the campaign last Sunday, and had great fun, can't wait to get some more games in.

I have some coverage on my blog for those interested
http://littlbitz.blogspot.com/

You should make some manhole covers too out of Rhino hatches or similar. Me and my brother used to use Advanced Heroquest or Space Hulk tiles off to the side of the main board as sewers/tunnelways that had manhole entry points on the main board. Allows for some very fun subterranean outflanking and tunnel fights alongside the firefighting upstairs!

 Red_Starrise wrote:
Very nice. I wish that GW would get smart & start casting up more of the old plastic bulkheads again.

I hear that.

This board looks fantastic, great job!

That is a fantastic looking board.

Really great looking board Would also suggest smaller obstacles like crates/barrel piles. Look forward to seeing more of your posts!!

Looks great. I really like the overgrown vegetation - it's very unusual for a board set actually on Necromunda (where plant life is supposed to be almost non-existent) but it makes for a really unique looking set up. I really miss a bit of greenery on my own boards. I think with a few more walkways and maybe a few small bits of scatter terrain you will have a perfect board.

Is that 4'x4' ? Necromunda might be a cheaper game to play than Warhammer Forty-thousand dollars...

oooooooo fancy. I hope it's not all glued down.