But that only makes things for War ravaged stuff, or that style of Wargames.

There is little Sci Fi based stuff for RPGS. While there are some companies like Anisty, Armorcast, Grendel etc, the cost on the Resin stuff is very high, and much of that is designed from Wargames, there are a lot of people who play various RPG games who would like some decent terrain. I am hoping that the Space works will do that.

Alot of the Fantasy stuff works great for RPG as well as wargaming, and that is what i want out of this product.

I must admit that I'm a bit sick of seeing ruined buildings in WH40k. Their cityscape is entirely ruins - for examples of intact 40k architecture we seem to get a couple of bunkers.

The problem is that intact imperial buildings would be seriously huge in size, and wouldn't serve much pupose other than blocking space.

It's a difficult prospect to consider. Primarily it's a concern of copyright infringement. Just how close can you get? Certainly we have sets already that cover many aspects of the 40K aesthetic without specifically being geared towards it (Gothic Realms for instance). The entire sci-fi range on the other hand can be used wholesale, no adaptation required.

Beyond that, it's a pretty simple task to go to town with a modelling knife or (GASP!) scissors and then drybrush them with a little black paint to "battle damage" your models up so they fit into the grim darkness of the far future...

Not trying to hi-jack the thread but I'm still hopeful that we'll see more sets styled on a brighter far future... the cleaner looking sci-fi stuff. I know it's not suitable for 40K though, so I'll close the door on my way out of this thread

Arabin

Some different layers or an expansion to Mars Station would be a great fit for 40k. As it stand is makes a good frontier region or even a base Witch Hunters or IG. I am using it as nice target for my Bugs .

I was thinking it needs some kind of Dome structure. Maybe a kitbash of a kitbash, even, The Mayhem dome would be nice if you dusted it up a bit to look better on Mars.