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Shark Mounted Lasers has just released its new "Retro-Futurist" line of terrain. It's the only terrain that "bends to your imagination."








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Is that a grav train?

How do those rounded edges work?
Do they come pre-bent, or do you have to bend them when gluing the building?

Hey, your stuff is really nice and the prices are great. Any news on when you'll start offering international shipping?

I'd love a bulk deal on this stuff to populate my infinity board, but only if shipping to the uk is worthwhile!

Medium of Death wrote:Is that a grav train?

It's a traditional train for use on rim-worlds. Railyard coming soon!
Note- It will also have a "Grav-Train" kit you can get instead of wheels.

adhuin wrote:How do those rounded edges work?
Do they come pre-bent, or do you have to bend them when gluing the building?

So the bends are done using a variation of an old school carpentry technique called "Kerf" cutting.
The buildings themselves are sent unassembled, and require a few moments to put together. The superstructure itself doesn't require any glue whatsoever. The only glue necessary is for the extra bits such as the door frame.
We keep it simple. I'd rather be playing than building what I'm going to play on.

Bull0 wrote:Hey, your stuff is really nice and the prices are great. Any news on when you'll start offering international shipping?

ASAP! I'm just trying to find some inexpensive options! Right now shipping is skimming around $80 for international postage! If you'd still be interested in such, just let me know over PM.

I love the train. It reminds me of the grav train/Tram from dead space 1.

Very nice, I like the style!

the train reminds me of the train from Ghosts of Mars

Extreme close-up kinda freaked me out.. but those things look pretty neat!

Given the train prominently featured in Paradiso's coolest mission, these things are probably going to be big sellers with the Infinity crowd. Really great choice for production!

Nicely done!

I'll picking all of that up ASAP - and I eagerly await the station building as well!