A lot of talk went around the web when this monstrosity was introduced:
http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/content/article.jsp?categoryId=&pIndex=4&aId=10100005&multiPageMode=true&start=5
Plastic Legions has a good write up on this board here
http://plasticlegions.blogspot.com/2009/02/citadel-realm-of-battle-finished.html
For that price of $290 (USA) it should be the best thing since sliced bread. However if I add up all the tables I have built or ruined in my 15 plus years of miniature gaming and the money I have wasted because I had to move and trash my huge table I realize if I had something like this back then my troubles would have been solved.
I am not the best hobby artist. Anything I could paint on this table to make it look great would be basecoats and a lot of drybrushing. I am not even that keen on flocking it. Storing it would be no problem and the occasional twice a month game I would have means that getting it out and using it would not be a momentous problem. Since it is durable, modular to allow smaller games, and easy storable this table was a no brainer for me. Also it appears my car has gotten smaller over the years and hauling pieces of wood from Home Depot is not an option. I can walk right into the Chicago Battle Bunker and get this table so I think I will. It allows me the freedom to have a couple of buddies over when I want to game in peace and it gives me a massive project to undertake in the spring once it warms up around here.
I will keep everyone up to date on my progress should I go ahead and pull the trigger on this purchase.
http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/content/article.jsp?categoryId=&pIndex=4&aId=10100005&multiPageMode=true&start=5
Plastic Legions has a good write up on this board here
http://plasticlegions.blogspot.com/2009/02/citadel-realm-of-battle-finished.html
For that price of $290 (USA) it should be the best thing since sliced bread. However if I add up all the tables I have built or ruined in my 15 plus years of miniature gaming and the money I have wasted because I had to move and trash my huge table I realize if I had something like this back then my troubles would have been solved.
I am not the best hobby artist. Anything I could paint on this table to make it look great would be basecoats and a lot of drybrushing. I am not even that keen on flocking it. Storing it would be no problem and the occasional twice a month game I would have means that getting it out and using it would not be a momentous problem. Since it is durable, modular to allow smaller games, and easy storable this table was a no brainer for me. Also it appears my car has gotten smaller over the years and hauling pieces of wood from Home Depot is not an option. I can walk right into the Chicago Battle Bunker and get this table so I think I will. It allows me the freedom to have a couple of buddies over when I want to game in peace and it gives me a massive project to undertake in the spring once it warms up around here.
I will keep everyone up to date on my progress should I go ahead and pull the trigger on this purchase.
Well, one week after purchasing mine, I am most happy. It is painted, flocked and the skully bits have become murky pools and swamps. Very pleased indeed
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