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[MiniJunkie]

[This is also posted on the official Forum - hope that's ok!)

Hi guys,

For some reason I am really into the process of putting together a cool table for Infinity (and it ain't cheap because I'm all about the cool laser cut and resin terrain stuff lol). I say "for some reason" because I've never played a game of Infinity (yet). How absurd is that? I hope to fix that soon. Meanwhile, I think I'm just enjoying the process of making this table look as cool and detailed (and fun to play on) as possible. Also, a lot of the stuff I have purchased so far is a direct result of articles on this site and posts in this forum

It's not really laid out for a game yet, I was just putting stuff wherever it looked good. Then I put in some of my Nomad force (and a couple of the Morats I have finished so far) and took some shots.

In terms of what's being used, so far it is made up of the following components:

- Warsenal shipping containers
- Bandua Wargames Q buildings
- Micro-art Studios Warehouse gaming mat, big billboards and scatter terrain
- iKube cardboard crate things
- Bandua crates (a few are in painting room and not shown yet)
- O: IS scenery pack (although the buildings don't feel like they "fit in" and I am likely to eventually use only laser cut stuff)
- Customeeple building signs
- Printed smaller signs (like the warning signs etc)
- Model Railroad graffiti decals
- Antenocitti's Workshop resin/paper computer screens

Anyway, here's some photos - I'm really digging it so far

[Errhile]

[This is also posted on the official Forum - hope that's ok!)

Rest assured - it is OK

[Claudius Sol]

That board looks pretty sharp! I noticed you're got quite the amount of iKube papercraft terrain. You might be cautious about using that. I've noticed those pieces tend to shift a lot during gameplay unless they're rather heavily weighted or otherwise affixed to the table (cabinet shelf liner or simple rubber feet padding).

[MiniJunkie]

Thanks Claudius - yep I used some iKube stuff to try and flesh out the scatter and/or add variety. The majority actually have L shaped metal brackets glued to the inside corners (ie you can't see them) to add weight so they don't move. I actually am more worried about the O:IS shipping containers for example.

[M2Cat]

I use small balls of bluetac to hold paper terrain in place.

[Errhile]

Back in the day when a load of iKubes was the order of the day in my meta, I had a handful of rare earth magnets (4x10mm) I used to keep these iKubes together.

[Hydra]

Look s great! Might I ask where you got that nomad posters from?

[MiniJunkie]

Lots of googling basically - I think some were from the official forum but I don't have the link anymore