Terrain and play surfaces

[BrooklynMike]

I'd like to get some thematic terrain, buildings and such to augment our collection at our game club (www.nycwargames.com). We've recently jumped enthusiastically through The Breach and have a dedicated crew of players I want to encourage. Can anyone suggest a company that carries this in the suitable scale?

Also, I'm thinking of getting a few 3' x 3' play surfaces that we can easily set up on a table top. I'm not sure the best material to use ...ie I think wood would warp, and maybe foam core would be too fragile. Any suggestions?

[CrimsonWraith]

The beautiful thing about Malifaux's diverse terrain means that pretty much any terrain for 25mm wargames will work.

Wood is probably the best choice. A particle board is probably the best bet, as the different wood grains prevent any warping. And its cheap.

[Ratty]

Have a look at this thread http://wyrd-games.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14084

I made up enough terrain for 2 packed 3'x3' tables in a week over christmas using this technique and they are holding up very well.

[Definitechoice]

I was thinking of picking up a 3x3 Zuzzy Mat or two to use as playing surfaces. I have a 6x4 Ruined Land mat; it's a great product though I found it more than a little annoying to paint. I really should remember to bring it down to the club one of these days.

[FoeRender]

The zuzzy matt looks cool , but would be to easy to pre-measure counting those squares .

[lbd]

I have a scorched earth mat from Zuzzy and it is so cool. I just painted a few seeks ago. It only took about a 1/2 a day and came out great. I totally recommend their products