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This is a significantly greater amount of effort (and a little more cost), but they would be plenty sturdy for the rigours of regular play. If you like the look but not the paper, you can always make them from foamcore, then use the textures to 'skin' them. Its not an issue for me as I only plan on moving them between my spare room and my kitchen! I think they'd probably be fine, though to be honest I'd prob make something sturdier if I was transporting them every week or something. I have a game in less than 2 weeks, so I want to get enough terrain to fill the board, then worry about stuff like that later. There are buildings with balconies and the like for gargoyle perching, but I've not built any of them yet.

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I have the pdfs to make ramps and risers for some multi-level goodness, but I'm dubious about them being sturdy enough made from just card, so I will prob make from foamcore and use the textures to skin them. YMMV though, I know a lot of people prefer inkjets.

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I got a colour laser (Brother HL-4040CN) and its fantastic - prints are clearer, faster, and though the toner is expensive to refill, I must have printed 500 full colour sheets and the readouts still say full. I would say a decent printer is a must, prob the only real barrier - I used to have an inkjet which produced results which were either too dark, or washed out if I used economy mode, and I would get through ink cartridges like noones business, and if I went a few months without printing they would dry up and I'd need new ones. The whole of what you see in the picture was put together over a week or two of evenings. out of foamcore, balsa wood etc), looks just as nice IMHO and requires no artistic ability. It definitely quick and easy compared to making 'normal' terrain (i.e. I do have the Himmelveil pdfs too - the main reason I didn't use those streets (which are arguably nicer) is that the 'blank/no road' square didn't tile as well - the 6' squares were really obvious. The roads are actually not WWG Himmelveil ones, everything in the picture is from Daves Games (http:\ I figured everything would look better from one manufacturer as they tend to have the same overall 'feel'. Enlarging to the side with a water area with piers/docks will bring the whole layout to about 3ft 6in x 3ft 6in - about right as might we be playing 3-4 player games. Nice thing is that a lot of the pdfs are multi-layer, allowing you to make several versions of the same building that look totally different. The whole thing is currently Dave Graffam ( stuff, his models are all pretty easy to make, pretty cheap but great quality, I can highly recommend. I have a vague plan to turn it into a dockside area using water to one side with some little piers and boats - so one crew can arrive by river! Also want to make some ramps and risers to inject some 3D-ness to proceedings, but I'm concentrating on getting enough buildings first ready for a game in a couple of weeks. Its slightly narrower and longer than the 'standard' 3' x 3' Malifaux board, more like 2'6' x 3'6'. The roads are then seperate bits of card stuck on with tiny bits of blutac, as are the buildings, so the whole thing is pretty modular. This has the basic stone tiling all over. The base is a couple of sheets of foamcore, hinged together with duck tape so it folds in half for easy storage.

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I figure I need a few more road sections, about 5-6 more buildings plus a few more wall sections and some more crates etc to scatter around for cover. I was just laying them out to see how much more I need to make, thought I would take a WIP shot. WIP shot of a terrain setup I am making, primarily to play Malifaux.

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