That's another great use for Mayhem! Hadnt thought of that. Takara toys, a Japanese version of Hasbro (not sure of all the legal sides of the connection, but they make a Japanese version of GI Joe, licensed by Hasbro) made a Godzilla costume for the GI Joe size figures several years ago. If you can find one, they run about $200 or so. But I like the toy figures. Think that would do quite well for a whole lot less. Hmmm, aside from the streets of Berlin for my WW2 gaming, maybe this is another reason to start getting this set.

I have run giant monster games at local conventions, but to my mind the plastic model monsters I have are closer to microarmor scale (1/300) so I really had to scale down and simplify the buildings I used. (most are shrunken Microtactix, some are freeware off the web).

I've also used the 3-4 inch HG multipart vinyl monsters from Bandai (found in the US at Clawmark Toys, not affiliated, yadda yadda) but they are more like 1/700, so buildings are pretty small.

I'd love to see what kind of skyscraper action Denny and crew (or Mel) came up with, though. And the train and freeway stuff (my games lacked good stuff like that). And the giant Ferris Wheel.

Hi folks, new guy/customer here. Love the sets and when I saw this thread I had to put my own request in. As far as horror what about a camp ground? Every good slasher needs a campground to go crazy in!

P.S.= New to the whole cardstock modelling thing but loving it so far! BF loves it too. Great to find something that we can both do together. I'll post some pics of our first project when it's done.

Yep, that's right. Horror isn't so much a setting of its own as it is a complimentary form of storytelling in any given setting. Therefore, Horror work everywhere and is not easily pinned down to certain aspects.
I agree that the existing lines would all merit a Horror expansion or two. Even the planned stuff (like Wild West Works... C'mon: Ghost Town?) can have Horror in them...

The two games I have run in my Mayhem builds have both been Horror-based. One based on Zombies, the other on a demonic Santa.

However, having some model sets designed specifically for Horror games (haunted house, graveyards etc) wouldn't go amiss!!

Now we just need a miniature manufacturer to make some Scooby Gang figures and we are well away!!!!

ZOINKS!

LOL

Could even get a Kitbash for the "Coins of the Realm" to make them into Rooby Racks........

The Harbourmaster and possibly the new Shellendrak kits could work well for the Mystery Inc Krew to investigate, especially with the addition of a mad Scientist's lab in the basement, plenty of long corridors for their trademark runs from the nasties..........

A kitbash for the BoM Vans for their Mystery Machine would raise a grin or two as well!!!

You guys are doing a great job of keeping product rolling out. It is varied and is keeping everyone on their toys.

I still am waiting for the Mayhem rail system.

It is great to hear some of the items mentioned (way too many to write) are being considered.

You hit right on the head, there are many buildings that can be utilized for different genres.

Keep it up.