Our very own Tomas Mennes recently gave WWG a healthy plug at this years Belgium's Crisis Con. I just wanted to share some of the incredible work Tomas did on his table display and to thank him sincerely for getting the word out over seas.

Now prepare to have your jaw hit the floor at the monstrous build Tomas did for us! This is by far the most complete vision of Himmelveil I have ever seen on a single table and it just makes me smile ear-to-ear Complete slideshow here: http://s936.photobucket.com/albums/ad20 ... =slideshow

Quick get rid of these pics! I don't think you guys can afford the class action lawsuits to re-attach all of our jaws!

WOW. I don't know if there's anything else one could say.

...by the way... what's that TLX undercrypt I see? Is that an early look at the dungeon under the garden?

Sacretis

Holy @#$% Batman.

I'm more then a little impressed.

Oh...........WOW!

A true Master of the craft...that is just an amazinng display

Well, I'm impressed.

Wow! What an stelar clean huge build! Love the look of Thoumonts with Himm streets, very nice. Did you play?!?

I cannot wait for my first few TLX builds to finally come together. I have been playing with pieces here and there, but nothing substantial like this. Eventually the various sets will be all built and will dominate my gaming table!

Bloody brilliant!!!

Lots of incentive for me to stop painting minis for a while and get back to building some terrain!!!

I hereby award Tomas a golden cookie!!

Hey, thanks guys.

Actually, it is surprising how easy all of this went. From time to time, I get into a building frenzy and then I build 20 or 30 tiles, a lot of walls and posts. It is surprising to see how easily this builds up to a large amount. I was surprised myself to see that I had even more street tiles left that just wouldn’t fit on the tables.

Most of this is cut by hand, I would say about 75%. I do own a robocutter, but I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with it. It is great when it works, but it has some serious hickups. PLus the fact that I usually cut and glue at night, while watching TV with my wife. For some very strange reason, she doesn’t seem to like me having a robocutter working next to the TV. Something to do with the terrible noise it makes

And to make it all complete, here’s a picture I took with my phone after breaking up the stand. This is the entire citybuild. The bottom box contains all the linktabs and the top box contains the various props. Yes, this is all. Amazing how small it gets once stored.

It is clearly one of the best and most impressive builds anyone will see - no modding as such, just pure sets.

Damn well done Tomas!


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

That's just freckin' awesome
And such beautiful builds.

Great to see TerrainLinx in full flight (TLX is the Lego of gaming terrain). Streets, Sewers and Thoumonts: three different sets fitting together like they were one - this is where the value of TLX really starts to show.

Plus a Maiden, right at home tied up to the Himmelveil Docks.

I've got to say it again: That's freckin' awesome

Wow, that's a lot of hard work and a very good job! Looks fantastic!

[Picks jaw up from ground] Definitely the holy grail of games tables!

What are it's dimensions? Just looking it looks like 3' x 7' which is pretty damn big.

Also, what would be the monetary cost of this whole setup, including purchasing the designs from the store? (I'm trying to get a local games shop interested)

Cost? I'll take a blind stab at that... Some of this is wild and slightly high estimates.

Streets 11.99
Canels 11.99
Thouramts 11.99
The Maiden 16.99
If there is another set in there, I'm not seeing it.

For a build of that size, we'll need some supplies. This is fairly variable depending on if you can get deals, local shop prices, etc. Numbers are what this would cost me.

Paper: a ream of 500 pages of 110 lb cardstock will run me about $30.

Glue: I buy glue sticks. 3x 3 packs @ $5 each.

Edging pens: Pack of sharpies for $5

Craft Knife + blades: $5 for a knife + $5 for a set of extra blades.

Ink: My color laser prints at a cost of approximatly 17c / page. This is a bit high due to the fact that these are full page color prints. Assuming 400 pages printed, $68

Foamcore. Without counting the tiles in the picture and doing the math, I'm going to guesstimate you'd need about 12 sheets of 20x30 I get them in three packs for $15 each.

Adding everything above up and rounding up a little bit we get a material cost of about $250.