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The one I posted, the 2 story one? It's from BPlaser, an Australian garage group. The box on top is the access box from Sarissa Precision.

BPLaser.

http://www.bplaser.com/

Small Aussie mob doing stuff for the game they like.
Garage operation, with aome nice bits.

Wow, this thread is awesome!

Thanks guys, I'm just starting out with Infinity with my small group and was looking for terrain alternatives to the MAS stuff. I think I've arrived!

FWIW, I just picked up some of the Spartan stuff (Towers and Platforms) and various MAS pieces from the Spikeybits sale going on right now. These were the lowest I've seen either of those manufacturers before.

And now I'm trying not to go pick up pieces from about 10 other companies as well. Holy crap there is a lot of great stuff in this thread.

Yes we are almost spoiled for choice these days! The plus side is that it's never been easier to make a table full of cool looking terrain, although you have to be careful not to go mental and end up emptying your wallet on some of this stuff!

Please post some pics when you get to work SavageRobby, will be good to see what the Spartan stuff looks like.

Will do.


I was just looking at Warmill's site - some great stuff there. But three of the kits I wanted to get (Food Shack, Bio-Vending and the Sat-Links) all gave me a pop-up message saying they were unavailable. I shot them a message, but anyone else have experience with ordering directly from Warmill?



Edit: in a burst of amazingly fast customer service, they already answered. They had to source a new supplier for acrylic and they'll be restocking the acrylic products when they get back early in January. So, not only great looking products, but excellent communication as well.

Hey, Dexter from Shark Mounted Lasers here with some previews of some really snazzy stuff in the works!
Lemme know what else you'd like to see, such as shapes or whatnot!

These are incredibly sturdy, I can stand on them with no damage! All without even having to glue them- I'm excited to start getting them out to you guys for your skirmishing pleasure.






Make sure to check out our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/sharkmountedlasers for curve by curve updates!

Nice, but Dear God you need some railings on those balconies!

Yeah, I'll be buying those when they show up!

Good to see laser cutters branching out into more smooth, flowing and curved shapes!

Yeah, I'll be grabbing a couple of these for my collection. Very nice.

Looks very nice! Love the smooth curves, these will make a nice alternative to some of the more boxy terrain out there.

Although I feel I should insist on proof that these were indeed created by lasers mounted on sharks before purchase

Looks very nice, but needs a balcony and roof kit. Railings for when your using them as balconies and a nice curved topper for that aesthetically pleasing top roof

Jefffar wrote:
Looks very nice, but needs a balcony and roof kit. Railings for when your using them as balconies and a nice curved topper for that aesthetically pleasing top roof

This is a good point and correct. Looking at it now the building just stops at the top of the wall. There's no roof or balcony.

Which spells "Hey shoot me up here!!!!" For models on top.

I'm really happy with the Shark Mounted Lasers stuff that I have - so I'm definitely going to be picking these up!

The "Retro-Futurist" line is now available!
Check out the only terrain that bends to your imagination
@www.sharkmountedlasers.com

~Dexter

So you don't ship internationally? Bummer.

That's really surprising.. SharkMountedOne, I'm sure there would be a market for these in Europe (and Aus of course!)

I have to agree - the INFINITY market HAS to be be bigger outside of the USA.

I sadly know this as it is nearly impossible to find a game in my area, and it looks as if I'll really only ever be able to play in ITS tournaments that I'll have to plan a roadtrip to attend!

 Alpharius wrote:
I have to agree - the INFINITY market HAS to be be bigger outside of the USA.

I sadly know this as it is nearly impossible to find a game in my area, and it looks as if I'll really only ever be able to play in ITS tournaments that I'll have to plan a roadtrip to attend!

I'm lucky that we have small community in my area (Metro DC), but it can be a challenge to find time. This is the main reason I own as many starters as I do so I can grow the community with some friends.

Those are quite swxy with the curves and all! But I agree, some railings/cover are needed.

Hey guys! Sorry for the lack of replies, I've been hard at work to actually get these on the website before school starts back up!
That being said, I'll address some of the points brought up here now.

Pacific wrote:That's really surprising.. SharkMountedOne, I'm sure there would be a market for these in Europe (and Aus of course!)

You're absolutely correct! I get emails all the time from individuals seeking terrain overseas- but there is one huge problem- shipping costs!
I've scoured every option I could, but it seems every for me to actually get product out of the country is going to run at-least $80!!
That being said, I'm still looking for a good way to get it to you, it's just difficult to achieve such.

SlaveToDorkness wrote:Nice, but Dear God you need some railings on those balconies!

This comrades, is on purpose for a variety of reasons!
First of all, it allows the buildings to stack flush to one another- No longer are buildings limited to putting a smaller building on top. Any buildings can fit atop the flat surface. On top of that, it also allows buildings to span over the top of multiple buildings. In our playtests, this has really expanded the variety and "shinyness" of our tables.

Secondly, in the Colorado meta (we have the largest playerbase outside of europe) we've got tired of all the roofs providing cover! This has become a problem in some cases, because people will purposefully "camp" their miniatures atop roofs, prone. This makes it highly order intensive to actually be able to complete ITS objectives- or impossible in some cases. Of course, this is a valid tactic, and I'm not downplaying it- but what's wrong with a little variation in the table environment.

Third, as I mention above, variety!!! When you look outside your house, or go downtown, does every building have a balcony? (Most likely) Nope! Especially for more modern architecture. Why shouldn't our gaming tables reflect a more encompassing urban environment? If you're really looking for cover on roofs, you can always adorn the tops of buildings with scatter terrain, such as potters or A/C units.

Also, remember that going prone on a rooftop offers you cover from enemies firing from below!

Dex

"Neither a wise man nor a brave man lies down on the tracks of history to wait for the train of the future to run over him." ~Dwight D. Eisenhower

Sometimes the "train of the future" just doesn't cut it in a warzone plagued by E/Maulers. ~WO3 Robert Pearson : Operation Infinite Dawn



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Yeah, that's awesome.

SML are really knocking it out of the park these days!

Looks fantastic! Definitely think the market could do with a train miniature.

May I ask how much it is likely to cost?

 Pacific wrote:

May I ask how much it is likely to cost?

Aye, I'm trying to get it down to around $50. The sheer magnitude of it requires a lot of cut time and materials. That being said, it's over 16", so well worth it comparatively.

Hey guys, I've been working my tail off between order fulfillment and university, but I decided it was about time for an image dump haha!
Check out some of the shiny stuff coming your way soon!

Street Tiles! (With options for sewer systems underneath!)


The train as it comes along! (Soon with full railyard including crate cranes and such)


Next building line is slowly coming together. Elevated highway can be seen in background.

Forklifts!


Crates and other plastic scatter terrain (Won't even kill your budget!) Very WIP in this picture.


And finally, some really cool work is coming together for our new line of Wargaming Stencils! WIP

Yeah - I want all of that!

Well done!

Any time and price estimates for all that?

Any news on international shipping? That street tile board is something I've been looking for.