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I was wondering if anyone knows of any decent guides for building the scenery in the box set?

We're building ours as permanent constructs so don't want to feck anything up!

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/566973.page

Take a look at this if you need inspiration..

DAAAAAANG.

I'm a just a bit baffled by a few bits and pieces that are in the box, but it seems there's no 'wrong' way to put it all together.

Cheers!

Post some pics of the pieces you're not sure of, and I'm sure there'll be someone who's happy to help you out

I was watching a few DZ videos on BeastsOfWar last night, and there's one specifically about building the scenery.

It all makes sense now!

Bit of a necro, for which I apologise, but being late to the party and all that, obviously the Deadzone scenery looks to be a great fit for Necromunda as well and now that Mantic have it on their webstore (I never partook of the Kickstarter), I am thinking now is a good time to buy a couple of sets. How many sets and what kind of sets would I need to make a good 4x4 board in your opinion (those of you with experience of the set)?

Recommend 2-3 sets to give you mainly single level structures with a few double/triple floor options.

Well, I am somewhat interested in the Deadzone game too so I may well end up getting the £99 mega set or whatever it is.

 filbert wrote:
Well, I am somewhat interested in the Deadzone game too so I may well end up getting the £99 mega set or whatever it is.

You won't regret it. The game is awesome.

 timetowaste85 wrote:

 filbert wrote:
Well, I am somewhat interested in the Deadzone game too so I may well end up getting the £99 mega set or whatever it is.

You won't regret it. The game is awesome.

Agreed

One step closer to my first game - I've glued the plague together!

There is almost no wrong way to put this stuff together. I've had alot of fun with mine, with every intention of getting more.

I use it for 40k as well as Deadzone. I think thats why its so great, you can use it for anything.