Well thought I would pop back in and say hi after a vey long absence... I bought a couple of sets for Mayhem yersterday and another today. So I trhought I had better sort out my Worldworks draw... I reckon if I start building now I might finish by time I retire... I really hadnt realised I had printed out so much... So to get myself back into the Worldworks way I decided to buiold the green roadster for ~Return to Shellendrak... Luckily it came out okay... maybe some of my buildings for the vilageworks might have been a better start.

I am doing a pulp era city for a game I will be running soon. Does anyone do more 30's 40's lights etc? Just wondering.

Cheers
Stephen

Lights as in streetlights?

Yes - sorry street lights.....

If not, then no worries, I will do without.
Well I built 4 buildings for my Villageworks project. tonight. Itching to get to work so I can print out the Mayhem stuff and get that built....
So many sets...so little time!

Hmmm..not that I can recall. I have a hankering for a pulp set, though.

Hmmm..pulp. I'm looking down the way a bit to kitbashing an art deco type hotel. Not likely to happen in the next couple of months, but I have preliminary sketches lined out. Combining shellendrak, village works, and the mayhem line. 3 tiles by 3 tiles. Interior and exterior. Lobby plus 3-6 floors done as removable box levels. Not sure if I'll be able to submit all of it as a kitbash as some of the pattern work will be borrowed from non WWG sources.

I'm currently building a 3x3 tile office plaza, "Conway Plaza" using the mayhem sets and kitbash submissions. Interior will have a lobby with stores and office levels. Office levels will use textures from Mayhem PD and Armory. I'm trying to keep everything done with WWG textures so I can submit as a kitbash. I'm using this as my test run to prove the concept before I dive into the art deco hotel. Of course, both of these will be setup to use foamcore basing for floor, roof and walls. After Wraethu opened my eyes to the stability this offers, I can't go back to cardstock walls!