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New version of the thread on the old forum. Post pictures of your table layouts. Used any special rules on them? Low vis zones, etc. How did they work on out, to little/much terrain?

Really old table for 302 mission. A bit low density.


Old thread here: http://infinitythegame.com/forum/index. ... ur-tables/
Would be great to move all the pictures but it's a lot of them.

This is my current work in progress table. The slums of neoterra.



Base board was still in progress at that point and got left at home. Don't currently have a picture of it (it's just brown mottled spray until I get around to finishing it.

Here's one of my Shanty Tables. I hope you like. We've been playing with it on and off for a while. Apparently years and years of 40k has rendered my ability to make real nice scifi terrain moot.

This is our usual table at the FLGS.

My current scenery set:

BP Laser terrain box 1 bundle, MAS resin walls and gates, a CNC Workshops desert buggy, two Secret Weapon Miniatures 6x6 AFV, and some Gale Force 9 forests and ponds.





I need to get my airbrush set up and paint this stuff.

Last week's table.

These are the tables from our last tournament

Not a great photo I'm afraid. Also I think i need another building.

Whoa, that BP Laser stuff is sweet. But I bet postage is a b*tch.

I'm thinking exactly the same thing when it comes to Australian companies' products

Arachas wrote:Whoa, that BP Laser stuff is sweet. But I bet postage is a b*tch.

TanKoL wrote:I'm thinking exactly the same thing when it comes to Australian companies' products

Here in OZ we think pretty much the same thing about stuff from everywhere else, or at least I do.

BP Laser have taken international postage costs into account, and offer a bulk shipping rate for the rest of the globe.

Arachas wrote:Whoa, that BP Laser stuff is sweet. But I bet postage is a b*tch.

Most of us Aussies are limited to BP Laser and CNC Workshop for this very reason. Although some retailers are starting to grab some of the more common ranges from overseas (eg. Warsenal, Microarts, Plastcraft...)

"Limited" to only two terrain manufacturers? I'd love to have even one, the postage usually kills any hope of getting decent MDF terrain economically.
But we're a small market with expensive operating costs, so we're not gonna have one for a long time I reckon.

On topic - Our table from a while back:

Micky wrote:

Arachas wrote:Whoa, that BP Laser stuff is sweet. But I bet postage is a b*tch.

Most of us Aussies are limited to BP Laser and CNC Workshop for this very reason. Although some retailers are starting to grab some of the more common ranges from overseas (eg. Warsenal, Microarts, Plastcraft...)

Isn't there some commonwealth shipping-prices?

Micky wrote:

Arachas wrote:Whoa, that BP Laser stuff is sweet. But I bet postage is a b*tch.

Most of us Aussies are limited to BP Laser and CNC Workshop for this very reason. Although some retailers are starting to grab some of the more common ranges from overseas (eg. Warsenal, Microarts, Plastcraft...)

And let's not forget that Systema Gaming will ship for free if you spend over €100. That's not a lot if you go at it with a couple of guys, putting some money together for a slick table!

Laser Cut Card ships from South Africa and has very reasonable rates.

We have a local distributor in Australia now, who's supplying a few retailers with most of our ranges. Check our retailers page here for exact details.