I'm not sure how modular this would be, but certainly pieces parts would be very usefull all around.

As well as some of it may be useful for those steam punkies.

But I was thinking something like:



or



Of course this type of thing could go on forever. But it could actually make a very cool setting to have an entire 5x7 tile tabletop with something like this going on.

In pieces this could also be used for Mars station type things or whatever.
Ya the forms would have to be simplified.

I think this picture says it all :

*CRA AAaCK!* Thank you sir may I have another.

any sane person would have deleted the thread, but alas...

They are very resourceful

*wanders in*

Oh yeah? Well what about us 1.5" builders?

*kicks cat & wanders out*

On a more serious note, once I become adept at rescaling (Which could take ages...), I fully intend to incorporate many of the Sci-Fi sets into my Mayhem-based HeroClix world. However, if you guys were to do that FOR me....

Caine

*picks up the poor cat*

You kicka da cat, zen aska for da help? I no help da cat kickers! Hrumph!

*walks away carrying the now purring cat*

PCON is an amazing set that I haven't seen many people make full use of yet. I have built a few bits, but haven't figured out how I want to fully incorporate it into a build. I had thought about turning a Mayhem Industrial warehouse into a factory, with a PCON interior, but I don't have the storage space for a build like that. I have to keep things small and modular.

I'll keep thinking on it, along with the other couple of dozen projects I have ticking away in my head.

Arabin

A combination of Platform Command, Ebble's Catwalks from Derelict 2, and the plastic Chemical Plant -



Would serve well in this instance. The combination has seen a fair amount of use in my WARMACHINE games, particularly in regards to attacks on Menoth's Fire refineries.... All save the Platform Command are in my own collection, Platform Command belongs to a Necromunda player, who is as happy as a clam with the set.

I think that I will go see the WWG Store and add P-Com to my collection. (I have been waiting for something other than Pay Pal to show up....)

The Auld Grump, who used to play Cawdor, Redemptionists, and Van Saar.