"Malifaux Ghost Town Previews " Topic

PlastCraft Games presents new ghost town terrain

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Armand

Quick, says Rick from the Walking Dead to the rest of the group. We`ll stay there a couple of nights and rest up. What could go wrong!

(smile)

Took my attention that no more fellow members like it!. (smile)

Looks so good to me!.

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Armand

Yes, must be frustrating that you give sooo much to this site and not many people bother to comment, on some of your post.

Would be good for Frostgrave

Look nice! I wish these weren't so tricky for me to assemble!

If you can't see the ghosts, does it mean they are not there..? ;-)

Happy you like it boys!. (smile)

HammerHead…not many people brother to comment in general… not only in my threads… (smile).

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Armand

I'm gonna pick this up…. thanks as always mr tango0 sir!

>>Yes, must be frustrating that you give sooo much to this site and not many people bother to comment, on some of your post.<<

Could be because he frequently posts with info that has nothing to do with that board. Malifaux, for instance, has nothing to do with Post Apoc.

HHmmmm, in this case Tango has not added the Malifaux titles He has crossposted to the list on the right of the page from a link. I guess its up to us to decide what suits our games!!

Well… imho you can used in a Post Apoc wargame… (smile)

Why not?

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Armand

These are perfect for Zombie games, Tango. Thanks for sharing!

A votre service mon cher ami!. (smile)

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Armand

Hammerhead

That doesn't change the fact that he cross posted to *this* board. And sure it's up to you to decide what suits your games, but then (shrug) you can post anything to any board, and that's what he does. He posts anything and everything anywhere he wants to. I find that annoying. Your mileage may vary.

@The Shadow: "Could be because he frequently posts with info that has nothing to do with that board. Malifaux, for instance, has nothing to do with Post Apoc."

Lol. That's funny because, without knowing the specifics about Malifaux, anyone could easily conclude that this terrain was for use with some early/mid-20th century (or later) Post Apoc game.

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I can almost imagine a bunch of Terminator exoskeletons (but built in a more Puply style) attacking those battlements. Or modern Terminator designs, but fighting in an old European city (Sokovia, anyone?).

Dan

>>without knowing the specifics about Malifaux, anyone could easily conclude that this terrain was for use with some early/mid-20th century (or later) Post Apoc game.<<

Not me. I lived in New York City for 26 years and i've seen every kind of architecture from the mid 19th century on. Art deco, art nouveau, Victorian…you name it. And I never saw anything like the design of the buildings in the first and third photo. I suppose that the walls, being improvised, could be from a modern era, but the buildings, being central to the theme, are designed to look like something…well… Malifaux. :-)

Definitely not anything I've seen anywhere in NYC.

The first and second photos look like some buildings I've personally seen in Spain, France and Italy, and in pictures that I've seen of some Serbia.

So they'd be perfect for a non-US post apocalyptic game. Great if you see that PA world as being more than just the US or U.K.

Come to think of it, I think my wife has pictures from her trips to Argentina and Uruguay where there are buildings similar to that first photo. If the Four Seasons in Buenos Aires was yellow instead of red, that terrain piece would be a good stand-in for it.

Dan

Cacique

Fair enough, but I can't find any pics of the Four Seasons in BA. I only found a very modern looking hotel by that name. If you have any photos i'd like to see them. Maybe there's a scenario to be created around the building.

Here ya go:

I didnt remember the center portioned the building protruding like that in the photos.

Dan

The architectural style *is* similar. I guess the end is going to begin in South America. Whoda thunk it? :-)

Or Southern, Central or Eastern Europe. That's where they got those styles from. :)

Dan
PS. I recall looking online through old pictures of Europe during the end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and seeing similar buildings. Or maybe it was the Armageddon WW1 documentary series.