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Cooperman15 wrote:
Have you guys checked out Impudent Mortal terrain? Looks good, some pretty good variety, and appears to be decent pricing. I have played on some and I like it a lot.

I plan on getting a bunch and I'll try to let everyone know how well it goes together, sturdiness, etc....

Www.impudentmortal.com

Yup, I've backed a few of his kickstarters. It's good stuff...although I've barely assembled any of it.
A friend has put together and fully painted several of the industrial pieces and scatter terrain and it all looks great.

Has anyone had any experience of Plasticraft's 'Color-Ed assemble and play range' ?
http://plastcraftgames.com/en/7-colored-infinity



Alot of it seems very reasonably priced. I also like the pre-painted idea (and having a table that is easier to move about - and I have to be less cautious with! - than my current setup).

Has anyone got any of it and can attest to the quality?

One of my locals bought up pretty big on their first coloRED infinity stuff, and it looks good, is sturdyish (you do have to be more gentle with it than you would with mdf stuff, but it's stronger than card terrain.

That said, foamed pvc sheet (sintra) isn't particularly tough (you can scar it with a fingernail - so don't do it. IT CAN be readily superglued, though, which is a plus (indeed, it's the recommended way to glue it. Just go slow, one seam at a time).

I use it for Malifaux.



The detail is good, it assembles quickly, and it's pretty sturdy for what is essentially thick plasticard. The main downside is the edges are plain white which can be a bit jarring, but if you don't like it you can find a neutral colour and block in the edges.