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We should have a thread for people to post photos of the tables that they have played on, in order to showcase the tables, and provide guidance and inspiration for other Infinity players. This can be that thread.

I'll start things off with photos of tables from the Baltimore Brawl, an Infinity tournament in Baltimore, which had 33 people.
The patch the attendees received...

...and most of the tables.

^^^This is all cut on a tablesaw, from MDF. A rock solid table. And a nice one too.






^^^I liked the look of this one.



and in the opposite of the Spanish style, in which many of the above tables are


A nice variety.

Hope you enjoy looking

Lots of nice tables, though one does rather stand out. By which I mean the one with the



scratch-built terrain on it

Wow. I really love the first table. Clean crisp and looks amazing.

I see your using deadzone terrain for one. I got a ton of it. How do you like it with infinity?

Also have you guy tried Plastcraft terrain?

str00dles1 wrote:
Wow. I really love the first table. Clean crisp and looks amazing.

I see your using deadzone terrain for one. I got a ton of it. How do you like it with infinity?

Also have you guy tried Plastcraft terrain?

Yeah I am also interested in hearing more about the plastcraft terrain. In pics it looks ok but in the package it seems, erm, not so great. Though i suppose it can't really be any worse that the Moto.Tronica set from O:I

Not finished terrain, but some of my Bug Hunt Corridors and Underground Lasers stuff.

The plastcraft stuff is plenty sturdy. It'll easily hold a TAG up on the roof. You will probably want to base it on something sturdy so it doesn't up end should you put said tag on one side, though.

(It's sturdy, but light.).
Sturdier than foamcore (it IS foamed PVC) but not as sturdy as the lasercut wood stuff. Almost as easy to cut as foamcore (and will blunt blades faster), too.

Can even be glued with superglue (which foamcore can't be).

Still working on my new table. My mototronica stuff has added structure made from 5mm foamcore boxes - but they'll also be mounted on mdf bases to add some extra weight to them.

I like the plasticraft stuff, very decent looking and building wise, though take your time to check what goes where as it can be bad if you glue parts together and realise mistake

will throw up pics of my tables when get a chance in next few days.

Nice topic, here are some from our games:






Unfortunatly our "press" operative was more concerned about taking pictures of people than tables and some nice jungles are not captured. I have to remind him next time to do some shots before we start playing.

I'm a bit concerned how close those helipads are to each other, seems like an accident waiting to happen lol.

Not mine but I really like this link, tons of really nice tables.

http://certs-tabletop.blogspot.co.uk/p/infinity-table-gallery.html

I got nothing to contribute except my admiration

Those billboards in the last pic look great Grenacid. Is it just the artwork cut from the boxes?

Hi all - having recently added some items from Zen, and the Icestorm scenery, I can now do 6 x 4 -









Next up will be 4 or 8 base pieces from CNC to make a raised area, more urban buildings, a perimeter wall and towers with forest beyond, and some industrial stuff. And selling a lot of GW stuff to fund it. Apologies for the ropey photos, evenly lighting a 6x4 board is tricky

Sweet looking stuff Darkjim.

Certs, (disclaimer: I know him personally) he has been working on that gallery of tables for quite a while. Thanks for posting the link Duce.

This is the spirit guys. Keep it up

 ckig wrote:
I got nothing to contribute except my admiration

Those billboards in the last pic look great Grenacid. Is it just the artwork cut from the boxes?

Yes, we care for planet and recycle them. It is nice, cheap and easy way to make flat and boring walls/bilboards look better.

All the buildings have interiors and are fully modular, able to be arranged almost infinitely.

Whoa, that's stunning stuff.

Wow! This looks like actual city, very nice set.

Here are some from Warsaw: