We are tooling up for "Gaslands" - the new Osprey Post Apocalypse racing \ Mad Max game. It is a perfect fun game, can handle a lot of players, a bit brutal, and cheap as chips to buy into - whats not to like?
The cars themselves are simply your bog standard "Hotwheels" from the toy shop or a child's un-watched toy box, suitably tricked up with the odd machine gun from the spares box.
The movement templates and stickers to make the special dice are available as free downloads from the website here http://gaslands.com/downloads/
So after that you just need a track. Actually you just need some way of marking the track, and here I got a spark of inspiration.
So without further ado - here are my cheap "gates"
Yup grab a bit of sprue from your last unwise or impulse purchase - you know, the one you will get around to painting "soon" (in my case from used Shadespire stuff I rescued from the bin) - it helps if they're the same size. Strip them down, cut the bottom off and stick them to a suitable base (again old FoW ones in this case from the spares box) , and, jobs a good one - instant gates. I left the round "stubs" on at the top to look a bit like lights. It took about ten minutes to make three, and a further five minutes to spray them and splosh ink to weather them a bit - post apocalypse and all that. . These are the Mark 1 versions, but I'm planning some more with suitable signs to make them look a bit more glitzy and allow the sale of suitable advertising for the race organisers :-)
These look spectacular
ReplyDeleteI am having uncharitable un-christian and un-Christmas thoughts about small children's (old) toy car collections!
And how they could be pimped up post-apocalypse style!
Hard one to explain to the wife!
Haha, now that is much easier than faffing about with a 3d printer. Nice one!
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