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Our new KS of scenography in STL is already up and running. An elevated road ideal for post-apocalyptic games. With a huge variety of assembly options, many stretch goals to reach and starting at only 6 €.
http://kck.st/3NEUqB6

perfect for Terminator! backed!

In just a few hours a lot of stretch goals have been reached... and there are still many more to go. And all for 8 €.
http://kck.st/3NEUqB6



With multiple assembly options so that it is to your liking.

Very nice!

We continue advancing with the campaign and you already have at your disposal a lot of strecth goals.
Here you can see the elevated road with the curved section, the debris or the road limits to mount it at ground level.
You can see how together with our Wrecked Ship (which if you don't have it, you can buy it as an add-on in this campaign) you practically have a 120x120 cm table.
http://kck.st/3NEUqB6

We are in the last days of the campaign, so take the opportunity to participate.
http://kck.st/3NEUqB6


These are all the stretch goals reached... and there are still a few left.


Here you can see how are printed and painted one of the road debris or the ruined pillars.

One practical concern I have with this set is the steepness of the on-ramps.

Given that miniatures are likely either fall over or to slide right off of such a steep incline, potentially causing damage, those pieces are functionally impassable terrain. And since overpasses only have so many ways to get miniatures up onto them, that's a problem!

It's understandable that a proper incline might be difficult to fit on a tabletop, but a 30 degree slope is something like a 60% grade, where most ramps max out around 10% grade (6 degrees).

That would make a 'realistic' ramp 5x as long, but at least it would be a usable piece of terrain. Another option would be to lower the height of the overpass, as it seems to be sized to handle full sized tractor trailers, but from a gaming perspective, that's entirely unnecessary. I'd rather have realistic ramps I can place minis on than realistic height of the overpass - as long as I can move most of my minis under the overpass, it's fine. The other option is to ignore ramps entirely and give the users other options to get up/down the overpass, like ramshackle stairways and ladders.

We are already in the last hours of the campaign and all the free stretch goals have been reached, 16 in total. Printing without the need of supports and countless mounting options. And for only 8 €!
http://kck.st/3NEUqB6



Among the unlockables we have reached the option of a less steep ramp, as some of you had asked us.



Make your tables look spectacular.