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These will see use beyond playing Dust – no superfluous skulls or gothic architecture means they won’t look stupid in a game of Infinity, or even Warmahordes with the right external texturing.
It’s nice to see a building with no hint of sci-fi and can be used in many other games from ww2 to warmachine to modern day hero games.
If the price is right, I can see this being a big seller.
Erm…didn’t I just basically say that?
Its so true it had to be said twice. 😀
I am appalled at the complete lack of skulls all over this.
This won’t be of any use to 40k gamers.
Let’s hope Romain will be doing a special on painting skull motifs on sides of buildings. Failing that there are a load of skulls on the floor under Darrells “what’s in the box” table.
I guess I could instamold a bucket of skulls, pour a litre of PVA over the building then roll it in the skull bucket. Then nailgun a bigger skull to the top for a subtley gothic look.
I know right? look at that base mat too, don’t these guys know the importance of showing the skull layer in their terrain? It’s a very important part of wargaming tectonics.
Seriously though, at $30 this thing will probably sell fast to many of us gamers that are awful at making our own terrain.
my eyes must be painted on, cant find the page that shows how much they cost, and when it will be out… can you linky my good man?
@demyse It was tricky to track down but the price is listed at the bottom of this page.
http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/edge_minisite_sec.asp?eidm=123&esem=2&esum=168
I’m just so happy that it isn’t blown up.
I wish more makers would do this.
If you need something to look blown up, it is easy to do that with just a few hand tools.