jmp_mydog

Glad your first game went well. I only wish I hard the same luck with Justice.

I just posted some pics of the gremlin village I've been working on. What do you guys think? Pics here.

I like how yours turned out. Not for me though, carving foam gives me a headache...sigh.

If you don't want to carve your own, I saw something similar at the dollar store.

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wow!

LOL yes indeed, sweet is priceless. That's a good idea unfinished pieces might be the way to go.

Thanks, if you were to put price on how sweet they are what would you say?

hey welcome to the forums

My group is still getting the hang of the card mechanic as well. I definitely like it better then dice except when I draw a hand of aces

Very nice, not enough people do bike bases. When I' shopping for 40k bases that is a major requirement since I need everything to match. Do they have the big attack bike bases as well?

Very nice. Totally captures the essence of the Belles.

Nice report. It'd be cool to see some pictures.

Hello, I've been busy building terrain sets for the various encounter locations in the book and am almost finished with them. They're turning our pretty cool, and in the process of making them I began thinking that other people might find them useful. So what I was wondering is what would you pay for a terrain set that's easily transportable, durable and most importantly looks good. Since Malifaux is best played on a 3' x 3' board it seems that terrain pieces that take up 5" or less would be ideal. What do you guys think. Oh BTW here's a link to some of the stuff I've been working on.

I totally agree with Red Stripe. Nothing kills a game faster for our group then the jack@$$ that finds the most "broken" list/group/model and uses it EVERY game. Sometimes you have to concede that some lists just aren't fun to play against it doesn't matter what game it is.

Pretty cool, that's not a bad price form what you get either.

I really like the top loaders, they keep the cards in good shape and make book keeping easy.

Those zuzzy mats look pretty cool, I wonder how they hold up it you paint them a roll them up though.

Cool idea, I'm interested to see what else you come up with.

They vary but some of them are close to O scale. The lamp posts are nice just have to pop off the x-mas wreaths.

Currently I'm playing: Malifaux Necromunda 40K (really like 5th edition) Magic Warmacine/Hordes (don't really play to much anymore, I feel the current rulesset breaks down beyond 500 points IMO, not sure if I want to reinvest for MK II) Deadlands And a sprinkling of Carcasone, Blokus, Zombies, Ticket to Ride and a few other boardgames.

I usually paint mine, mix the sand with the paint and apply. I'll then drybrush the sand. If you're just trying to keep the sand and flack from coming up use white glue mixed with water or woodland scenics spray glue. They dry clear and will hold things in place.

I like to use Krylon Gloss as the first coat and then GW's matte for the second coat. It's pricey but at least it's a full size can. I've tried Krylon matte but it still seems to have a significant sheen to it.

That's to bad. I'm of the firm belief that you shouldn't sell something you don't have it's just bad business. (and is partially at fault for the "Oil Crisis") Pre-orders are one thing but telling people you have something in-stock and then ordering it is not cool.

No can't sell them on ebay since they have faction symbols on them it would be IP infringement. Yes as far as I know sunday at my place. (probably shouldn't use a public forum to discuss that stuff though)