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I just noticed that this kickstarter would be very good for a Yu Jing-themed board. Combine them with other MDF/HDF companies and voila! A Yu Jing city!

I also saw that and thought the same, however, after a second glance it seemed too historical and too little S-F.

I think with a few modern things could be added to make them look sci-fi. Like adding something to the roof tiles to make them look like solar collectors. A few street lights and aerials.

I don't think it fits Infinity, too much traditional style. Althought having one or a pair of buildings could work in order to give the feel to a table, the rest of the scenery should be futuristic buildings for the most part.

Nonetheless that's perfect if you're getting your japanese feudal army from this Indiegogo campaign:

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/517754.page

I've had Kensei miniatures in my hand and without a doubt they're the best feudal japanese 28-32 mm (same scale as Infinity miniatures) in the international market right now. They combine the detail of historical miniatures with the sculpting quality that fantasy an sci fi games enjoy. Casted in metal wih the same quality than Infinity miniatures because they've been taught by Corvus Belli their techniques of metal casting.

I think it would look fantastic for Infinity. It'd be very easy to add some holo signage and sci-fi touches to the buildings.

It would, but it is all prepainted... and from their pictures, not to a standard I like.

What's wrong with offering both?

Looks like solid material to bulk out a board for sure. I'll be keeping this in mind for future.