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Pricepoint: $11.50

Breathe some life into those Streets of Blood with Deadfall: Building Essentials!

Create generic western buildings quickly and easily using a wide variety of floors, walls and roof shapes! Add beds, tables, chairs and cabinets to give it a lived in feel! Or add stock shelves and a pay desk to make your own little country store! We've even included special, double-sized front walls to help give your buildings that unique touch of wild west architectural falvour!

Deadfall: Building Essentials includes:

1", 1.5" and 2" walls
6 unique 3" walls with and without anti-warp ledges
8 unique 6" walls with and without anti-warp ledges
3 Double-sized Front walls, with two optional store names

2, 3, and 4 way posts

3"x3" Wooden floors, with and without anchors in 1", 1.5" and gridless versions
3"x6" Wooden floor, with and without anchors in 1", 1.5" and gridless versions
6"x6" Wooden floor, with and without anchors in 1", 1.5" and gridless versions
6"x6" wood floor with carpet, with and without anchors in 1", 1.5" and gridless versions

3"x3" Wooden rooftops, with and without anchors in 1", 1.5" and gridless versions
3"x6" Wooden rooftop, with and without anchors in 1", 1.5" and gridless versions
6"x6" Wooden rooftop, with and without anchors in 1", 1.5" and gridless versions

3" end-trusses, 1-way trusses and 2-way trusses.
6" end-trusses, 1-way trusses and 2-way trusses.
small end-trusses, 1-way trusses and 2-way trusses.

6" wide roof panels in normal and extended versions
3" wide roof panels in normal and extended versions
Angled roof panels in normal and extended versions

3" wide small roof panels in normal and extended versions
6" wide small roof panels in normal and extended versions
Angled small roof panels in normal and extended versions
Balconies in 3" and 6" lengths
Full raillings in 3" and 6" lengths
Low raillings in 3" and 6" lengths
Post-to-post Connectors in 8 different formats with optional rails

Stairs in 1", 1.5" and 3" wide versions
Chairs
Tables
Pay Desk
Cupboards
Washbasin
Stove
Bed
Store Shelves
Covered wagon
Hitching Post

And of course, full robo-cutter support and fully illustrated instructions to guide you through the building process.

Woohoo! Exactly what my upcoming Deadlands game needs!

So glad to see the "false front" walls and flat rooftop options.

What business sign are there? Will there be blank signage?

If the kit does not contain a sheriff's office or bank, any other WWG kits that could provide useful props?

I see that there aren't any saloon props, but the Feisty Friar prop kit serves quite well there. I would really love to see a piano, though.

YES, this is what I have been waiting for, when this comes out the whole of the Deadfall line will be mine... bwahawhhwhahwhaha hahahahahaahah

It's awesome!

I'm not that much into western, but I can imagine a lot of use for it in modern and fantasy!

Cabin in the woods surounded by hungry zombies, old house in Mayhem or next building to put alongside Thoumont's and Feisty Friar!

I hope that planned Swift Scenic buildings will also have this generic feel and western accents will be carried by optional parts like signage, roof toppers, etc.

When's release date, i can't wait

I forsee myself giving poor Talae a poop-load of work in the near future. Hope he's ready for it.

Excellent work!

Only the two you see in the photos for now. However blank versions of the Flat fronts are also included so you can add your own custom signage.



No Sheriff yet. We have a series of expansions planned which will cover such iconic elements, this set's more about the long-suffering townsfolk .

Wooo Hooo!!!
Now THIS I've been waiting for!

Nice!

[sigh] yeah, we know - *soon*...

Kudos, Matt! Nicely done, this looks amazing!

I foresee some kitbashes in that vein...



Speaking of suffering, when I saw the covered wagon my first thought was "Little Timmy has died of dysentery."

I am thinking this set+hinterlands +Friar will make nice fantasy villages. Looking forward to it.

DeadFall: Building Essentials is now GOLD!!! Big congrats to Matt Lyon for another wonderful release. I really like the tone Matt struck here and I can see a lot of potential uses for this awesome kit! http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/in ... roduct=211

I don't normally play western, so I was on the fence with this one.

But after pulling the trigger and getting it I have to say:
Wow, I love the SET!!!

No need to use it for just western, this will work fine for Fantasy too

Just bought the set and I'm very pleased! I particularly like the flat roofs that have a distinct "weathered" texture to the boards.

This set is SWEET! Cant wait to get it on the table.

And here is the planner files...

Grumble Grumble,

I said I was waiting on this to buy the other Deadfall items so, well i guess I have to buy these now...

off to the store...

Grabbed it the other day, haven't had a chance to look at it, but when my Deadlands game comes off hiatus, I'll be ready!

I realized my "problem" with the set, and it was something I never even realized until i was talking about the trees in the area where the encounter was taking place for my deadlands game (and the PC's even assumed it was desert) . I will have to see if there is a kitbash (already), or work around.

Not everything in the west was sandy desert, my Deadlands game is set in the Black Hills and Deadwood, which was pretty green and forest-ie (so Hinterlands is going to get a use). The Saguaros in Streets of blood work great for Tombstone AZ, as Saguaros are only found in the Sonora desert of Az and Sonora Mexico (and a very very small portion of Cali). I need Prairies and grass land for my railroad to cut across.

The streets can work as it would likely be a dirt road and no grass in town, but between buildings or the outskirts, or even farther out of town grass is what i want.

Some Hinterlands will likely work for sections, but I got to look around to see if there is a nice unbroken Prairie tile (or 4) anywhere.

It looks great but darn I need grassland.

Are you basically looking for a TLX version of the perfect grassland tiles from the hilltop encounters set?

Just went and looked at the hilltop (it was a freebeie), and yeah that would work.

Sine there are no walls doesn't need anchors, and the 7x7 can be cut down to 6x6 to put on TLX if i want.

Cool beans, I now have the forest from hinterlands, and grass from hill tops...

Happy again.

I'm running into the same thing because my Deadlands game is a "walking the earth" game that will need plenty of Hinterlands terrain, but also need prairie tiles.

Some Streets of Blood/Hinterlands transition tile kitbashes would be awesome.

Wow, that's where my Deadlands game was set!

I am going to have to look at making a kitbash of the Prairie railroad...

I did a one-off last year set in Sundance, WY -- just a few miles west. My players really want me to start that one as a campaign. Small world (or small area of attention in a big world).

You all know that you can download topographical survey maps for these areas, right? It made prep world easy -- I need to get this set and fire up a wild west campaign again.

Steve

Yeah i did aerial/satellite photos, and looked at topo-maps of Deadwood, the Blackhills, the bad lands, and Devil's tower for prep... But since i am the Marshal and did the research, none of the players did so they defaulted to desert terrain.

They will be heading to WY at some point, as one of the character plot points is in WY.

Looking at this for Fallout - works well for the area under the control of the NCR.

A post-Apocalyptic booster might work well for folks running Hell on Earth as well.

The Auld Grump