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Sometimes gak happens...

I wanted to add a laser fence around the landing pad. Seems I miscalculated the size of the masonite board by an inch. Everything is glued and I didn't want to risk damaging the mdf parts by removing them. NO idea what to do.

This morning I was priming bases when it HIT me! Here is the solution to fix my mistake :




Isn't that groovy ? It looks like I planed it doesn't it?

That is groovy! Way to make lemonade!

Sexay.

Tx guys!

Added the rail guards

Very, very nice. It also kind of matches the infinity models... I think the sputniks and salyut zonds (probably among others) have little bits that stick out from their normal shaped bases to hold their legs.

Very cool terrain/board.

Very, very impressive! Absolutely love it the terrain that has been themed for the miniatures.

Looks amazing! One of the best boards ive seen, really infinity themed

Glued and primed my Anthenocities Firefly. Its the perfect size for the landing pad.

I still think the orange colours you used are strange, but all together it fits very good And I also repeat Grimdork for the solution on the laser fence bases.

 soulcow wrote:
I still think the orange colours you used are strange, but all together it fits very good And I also repeat Grimdork for the solution on the laser fence bases.

Orange : Its Yu Jing fashion this season !

Three crates areas.

Nice. I think stuff like this is just as important as the buildings on a table to still provide some LOS blocking cover in those 'open spaces' that always seem to appear once you've placed the buildings. Can turn what would be a death trap into a usable part of the board.

 bantha_beast wrote:
Nice. I think stuff like this is just as important as the buildings on a table to still provide some LOS blocking cover in those 'open spaces' that always seem to appear once you've placed the buildings. Can turn what would be a death trap into a usable part of the board.

Indeed! Adding vehicles on the roads is also important.

That raises a good point, might need to poke Antenociti to see when their sci-fi vehicle Kickstarter is going to get underway..

Those crated areas are a great idea by the way! Stacking them like that I think can work (and looks) better than just having them randomly scattered I think..

The 7th building for my MAS table. Only 2 left to do !

Nice! I especially like the CA warning board, is that some kind of purchasable laser-cut thing or a custom job?

Sick sick table, keep up the good work

It's a standard part of the MAS concrete wall set.

This may be the coolest looking board I've ever seen! Well done sir!

Bulding #8... only now left to do !!!

Moving right along. Nice work!

The final piece of the puzzle: The medical centre

Preliminary work : I've been holding off on this one for the longest time. All the various design ideas I came up weren't convincing... until a few days ago. It pays to wait. Tell me what you think.

The soju screens




The court yard




The ambulance entrance

Looks good, and promises many interesting angles and vantage points for fighting over.

 GrimDork wrote:
Looks good, and promises many interesting angles and vantage points for fighting over.

Yes. Can't wait to try it out.

It all looks smashing! I always say, terrain can really make a game!

 Kelly502 wrote:
It all looks smashing! I always say, terrain can really make a game!

And never was this truer than in Infinity.

Today's progress :

Man that table looks like a hoot to play on

This may have already been asked/answered but...

How are you prepping your MAS stuff for painting?

 Alpharius wrote:
This may have already been asked/answered but...

How are you prepping your MAS stuff for painting?

I use Army Painter Color Primers. In this case the colour is called desert yellow. It takes 2 coats. MDF drinks a lot. Specifically the edges.
(Don't use white/black primer unless this is part of your color scheme.)

@Grimdork : Tx ! I did try to make each piece of terrain as cinematic as possible. Very soon I will get to try the finished table.

Don't forget us . Maybe you can grace us with a bat rep with a bunch of cinematic shots