Micro Art Studio Housing Module Unboxed

July 8, 2011 by darrell

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Darrell gets his hands on a cool Housing Module from Micro Art Studio. It's made from hard foam (as Darrell ably demonstrates) and could be perfect for your gaming table.

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elromanozo

14 years ago

Ideal for every sci-fi game out there… I love it, especially since I’ve started playing Infinity, now !

BoW Romain

legba24

14 years ago

I’m gona get me a couple of those, they look really good.
But then again, Darrell could probably sell me anything, these unboxings are awsome!

quirkworthy

14 years ago

Not keen, I’m afraid. It’s a lump (which I understand is a limitation of the medium), and looks very second best when compared to the new Infinity buildings the same company just showed us a couple of days ago. Granted it seems to be Darrell-proof, which is nice. That’s about it though.

Practical be damned! Show me something pretty!

trebormills

Reply to quirkworthy

14 years ago

New marketing tag line- Darrell proof

thc303

14 years ago

Looks like the buildings from Hadley’s Hope – the colony on LV-426 in Aliens.

May be useful for barracks too.

maxie

14 years ago

Nooo – don’t make Justin cry! LOL

I like this piece, useful for Infinity or any sci-fi game, I’m going to get two. Micro Art is really doing some neat stuff!

niller

14 years ago

It looks nice and I would love to paint it..
But its just to darn expencive…

treslibras

Reply to niller

14 years ago

Agreed. 25 EUR is way too expensive for a small monoblock like that.

Ziterdes makes bigger and more detailed buildings in hardfoam, for less money.

mcrage

14 years ago

I think these are made out of resin with a filler medium. You can use this to get a foamlike interrior of your casts but get a nice harder ‘shell’ on the surfaces that are in contact with the mold.