omgomgomgXavier said:oh okay, well tell me im wrong now.
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its larger than most apartments.
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omgomgomgXavier said:oh okay, well tell me im wrong now.
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its larger than most apartments.
i honour you for finding this , would you like to be part of the team?Xavier said:
adam sold his armour for 20 grand haha , but i would start on a small scale obviouslyXavier said:well, honestly, no... this project seems to be one of those good ideas that never gets finished, that happens a lot around here, did u know only 3% of members own armor, where as probably 85% of them have claimed there start. sorry, but unless u own a model shop and have 20G's to spend, and want to rent a space for this, and dont care about MS potentially sending you a C&D, then i dont know how far your going to get.
dallis said:adam sold his armour for 20 grand haha , but i would start on a small scale obviously
what an ass , anyways back on subject ....Xavier said:not many people know this, but that was a false bidder, he didnt get 20G's i think he might have sold it for 6 through the forums afterwards.
thanks alot buddy it helps a loadAssassin716 said:a good place on how to make terrain is gamesworkshop.com, i play the Warhammer 40,000 hobby where you use an army of miniatures on a detailed battleground to fight. the website help out alot of hobbyists in making a great 4x4 to 9x9 table battle grounds, and with a new expansion the table can be as big as 4x14.
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here the main terrain help archive
http://us.games-workshop.com/games/40k/terrain/terrain.htm
this is probably the best hobby to help you make the terrain
i was planning on your second way , use maybe custom nine or ten inch figures or use twelve in figures , and give everybody a little piece to build .... it would be easiest, i was planning on cleaning out one of the biggest rooms in my house and build the entire landscape on the floor , then just have everybody help make the pieces , if whatever i just said made any sence at all......papamurf812 said:I think you should do a smaller diorama before jumping into something like this. Or if we can get enough people, each person can make a small square of it. You'd just have to figure out measurements and stuff.
i hope to have some up soon , thanks hahapapamurf812 said:Good luck, we'll all be expecting pix soon.