The Data Sphere Project – Systema Table
Recently we received a big surprise from our friends of Systema! They showed an amazing table design on their Facebook page a couple of weeks ago. It was a elevated city area, with planters,...
Recently we received a big surprise from our friends of Systema! They showed an amazing table design on their Facebook page a couple of weeks ago. It was a elevated city area, with planters,...
In Cardbuilding #3 I was making the basic, 10x20cm building. I had a few ideas on how to make it more interesting, but the text was growing too big already. I had to end...
Warsenal. In the United States they are almost a synonym to the game within the Infinity community. MayaCast records in Warsenal Studio B, and during GenCon 2014, they raised the stakes of the tournament...
Terrakami continues to shine with their trains. A while ago, Terrakami provided Data Sphere with one of their Passenger Trains. It took a while to get build (real life sometimes get in the way...
Today we take a look at Systema’s new Futura City line. The Futura City line is Systema’s take on a urban table. And from what we see, they’ve done an amazing job! The buildings...
As you remember, in Cardbuild Terrain #3’s end notes I was wondering about how much table coverage would it provide. Well, I took the four floors, eight walls and assorted stuff to the LGS...
Damburg was not an important place. You could even say that it was actually pretty unimportant. Even today I do not know why the battle for it was so fierce. Battle… More like a...
Today I’m reviewing some MDF terrain from Frontier Wargaming! This was a review that was a long time in coming! Thanks to a massive, months-long strike by our esteemed postal service, this arrived in...
Making my cardboard terrain (and, actually, taking care of some terrain made earlier by another group member) I tried to paint it with rattlecan spray paints. Sure, it is not perfect – but it...
Time to build houses! In the previous article I made some walls. But you can’t fill a table with walls… Well, okay, you can, but it would make for a dull table nine times...