One magnets build a bridge over 2 other magnets when placed, connecting the whole circle. Old room for my previous design, the lights goes on when you place the axe on the tomb. Glue them together with silicon, that "I swear too much" "glues" metal to anything and the hold is firm as the mountains themselves. To make the floor you need a metal sheet and masonite. Maybe this is a bad design which will harm the game play. I am starting to design the arches between the small wall blocks. And these are the tools I have used so far. Good tool if you want the extra production speed This material and two dimensions make up the walls and corners in the room. Where does the Mordheim crowd hang around?Įdited by Gladeflower, 10 December 2012 - 04:39 PM.Ĭan be bought for about half an euro per meter each at Byggmax (sweden) I had a thing for elves when playing warhammer but when it comes to terrain which is my main interest then dwarfs are the true source for inspiration and wonder, also easily and cheaply made with my materials. I have a regiment of moscal Scibor dwarfs. I have no real army actually, I had a regiment or two from perhaps each race through the years. So the walls, furnitures and characters wont damage the paint.ĭo you have a lager army or is it mostly select miniatures? The Mordheim crowd would love this. Use somekind of varnish/clear coat on the base plate.
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You want to feel free from frustration when you play, so replacing fallen things mid game is not acceptable) Use minimum 2 stronger magnets on each wall piece so it sits firmly in the place you put it. Dont use a single ceramic magnet, I experience it to seem cheap if the walls can be knocked away with a slight touch. Use flat surfaces or it will feel cheap if they rattle around loosely. Make sure you build with of materials or method so your plate/walls wont warp. (my first version were built from foamboard and had warping problems when I glued wallpaper on them) With my experience and my standard I need to say something to those who wants something similar, I want to be here for you all if you need anything. I saw the possibility with the wall system now when they were thick and I went for it. The magnets, from ebay, hundreds, cheap as dirt and still strong enough to hold everything in place to even allow all to be held upside down.Įdited by Gladeflower, 12 January 2014 - 11:48 PM. Between table to floor, and table to mugs. Three designs of tables can be seen.Įxample, magnets in action. There are firewood in 4 different sized piles made from sticks.
I have more to glue and also wish for a bigger collection. This are all on magnets, and stored on metal sheets. Painted and unpainted furnitures/bottles/ropes/barrels/chests/bags/ etc, Urist would be happy. I also have farm animals and lots of human children(used as dwarf kids) Not seen here Also the storage will be smaller when all the base plates can be packed togetherĬlose up on the same miniatures, this is the kitchen personal/heroes.Ī single row is dedicated for human villagers from the kullhaven pack. Magnet system which allows the endless possibilities. Shop built straight out from the dwelling? The rows are separable as seen, can be useful for play. Fun work to do, I made it totality from scratch. Now I justified deep walls by converting them to houses.Įach tile can be dedicated for things like a tavern, engineer guild, trade district, cannon foundry, zepelin hanger or library.Īlso the walls are on magnets now, for even more variation then before. Reason I hadn't thick walls before is because I saw it as a waste of space. I am constantly trying to get something which looks more dwarfy. This time thicker walls, more dwarfy style I would say. Smaller surfaces which I want magnets to attach to are undercoated with iron-chip-paint (from my local hobby-shop). I still have the 0,7mm metal sheets in the floor and everything(even walls) are on magnets, except characters. I plan to make multiple rooms which can be arranged for an infinite variation. Form, function and paint job seen in this post are not done. There is much to my latest fortress in its functionality which cannot be seen by these pictures. I want feedback, I want to hear advice so I can change my new system if there are any awesome solutions or if you can foresee terrible upcoming problems. My previous pic heavy projects can be seen here and the oldest here. Gladeflower the architect reporting in for the third time.
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