Thanks so much, I'm really so pleased with how it turned out. It'll mainly be used for MESBG but you're certainly not the first person to mention Mordheim
Great looking versatile table. I bet You going to have loads of fun game on this one. For making such a great table You ned to have loads of skill, patience and presiscion. A job well done.
Lol i saw the reddit post a few days ago and i saved it because i wanted to try and make something like it, got this recommended and i had to double back twice. Really cool board
Pretty crazy to see how much you've improved the design of your builds in terms of modularity. I'm going to be crafting a grassland board soon, but might have to hit your shop up for some river tiles as I dont think I'll be dabbling in resin pours anytime soon!
Thanks buddy, genuinely appreciated. I'm always trying to think of new ways to make things create more variety or to try and hide the modular nature of the board. If you want any pieces then feel free to email me chris@goodenoughscenery.com and we can have a chat about what you need ☺️
Looks amazing. I popped into the Jedi Archive last the other week after seeing your boards featured in a video. Some of your other boards were there. Cracking job.
@@GoodEnoughScenery I'd say the risers! just a nice way to add a 3rd dimension and create movement and interest in game! Also I'm stealing the palette of this project for my next ruins!
Many thanks, it has all come together really well, there are plenty of faults in it but I choose to ignore them in favour of looking at the beauty of the rest of it 🤩
This board is amazing, you’ve really thought about everything to have multiple games using the same board but not the same lol I love it has have me inspiration thank you
Thank you, I find it, shall I say odd? when I see people put months of work into their incredibly beautiful boards but they have one single set up, baffling! Really happy to have inspired you!
@@GoodEnoughScenery I know right, it makes more sense to be able to use the same board for multiple set ups, also for the space it will save. Again, Great work, and thank you for sharing
extremely impressive board! the idea of making interchangeable areas within tiles is really neat. Curious how you would go about doing something like this in a 40k sci-fi setting?
Hey, thanks for the compliment! In terms of a 40k board it depends on the setting and how much you care about seeing the joins between boards. Natural boards like grassland, desert or a rocky/lava could all work but you'd see the joins. You would get a way with it a lot more in an urban/imperium setting where straight lines will occur more naturally, you can check out my other modular boards to get a better idea of my approach
This is hugely impressive. You must have put many hours into designing this stuff even before beginning to build. I don't know what else you've done already as I'd never heard of your channel before, but have you considered a big modular structure? Something for games that benefit from verticality, like Necromunda/Mordheim etc. A multi-levelled industrial facility or a massive cathedral type thing, with lots of modular layers and/or rooms for instance. Just a thought. Very enjoyable video in any case.
Thanks for watching. Honestly it comes to the design aside from the basic plan I do make a huge amount of it up as I go along. I play Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game more than anything else and whilst verticality does come into it a bit it isn't enough to devote a project to and I don't have the storage space to make stuff I'm not going to use. I'm open to making something like that for sure, would just need a reason to which at this stage is like to be someone paying me to make them one!
@@GoodEnoughScenery Thanks for replying. I just wondered if you'd ever thought about trying something that crazy. I know what you mean about storage. I'd love to get into Mordheim, but I just don't have space for the substantial terrain needed to bring that game to life. I already have so much industrial sci-fi terrain I'm basically stuck with games for that setting.
@@Solitary_Scribe55 I know the feeling, I've just bought into 40k as I rarely ever get to play lord of the rings. That'll require an entirely new board 😉
@@GoodEnoughScenery I used to play LOTR back in the day, school/college age, but lost interest over time. Right now I'm working on a Kill Team/Inq28/Necromunda hybrid system using the 2018 KT rulebook as a foundation. I'm only into skirmish scale games and I much prefer narrative driven stuff, so in this competitive-centric era I'm relying on my own head cannon and creativity. GW's meta obsession has pushed me away from their current output. Having said that I hope you enjoy your foray into 40K. It's a great setting however you prefer to play. I'll defo sub and keep an eye on your projects.👍
@@Solitary_Scribe55 I'd only play LotR/battle companies and necromunda if I could find regular games, this shouldn't be a problem with 40k and the models are much better quality so far. Currently unsure on the next project, watch this space....
Amazing work man. That would be the Bee's knees for playing Mordheim, but great for just about anything. Kudos on an outstanding job.
Thanks so much, I'm really so pleased with how it turned out.
It'll mainly be used for MESBG but you're certainly not the first person to mention Mordheim
That is impressive! Well done, sir. 👍
Thank you kind sir 🙏🏼
Looks truly fantastic mate. You really did a great job 👍
Thanks so much brother
Great looking versatile table. I bet You going to have loads of fun game on this one. For making such a great table You ned to have loads of skill, patience and presiscion. A job well done.
Thank you, very kind words indeed!
Lol i saw the reddit post a few days ago and i saved it because i wanted to try and make something like it, got this recommended and i had to double back twice. Really cool board
I'm everywhere!
🤣
Happy to have inspired you! ☺️
Pretty crazy to see how much you've improved the design of your builds in terms of modularity. I'm going to be crafting a grassland board soon, but might have to hit your shop up for some river tiles as I dont think I'll be dabbling in resin pours anytime soon!
Thanks buddy, genuinely appreciated.
I'm always trying to think of new ways to make things create more variety or to try and hide the modular nature of the board.
If you want any pieces then feel free to email me chris@goodenoughscenery.com and we can have a chat about what you need ☺️
Looks amazing. I popped into the Jedi Archive last the other week after seeing your boards featured in a video. Some of your other boards were there. Cracking job.
Ahhh, thanks mate, really appreciate it, glad you got to see some in the flesh and you weren't disappointed! 😀
Looks great and very nice to see more channels cover MESBG!
And also nice to have someone interested in MESBG! 🤣
I think it looks pretty awesome, my man 👍🏻
Thank you so much 🙏🏼
outstanding! so many clever ideas and the look is awesome. good job!
Thank you so much, anything that is the highlight of the whole thing for you?
@@GoodEnoughScenery I'd say the risers! just a nice way to add a 3rd dimension and create movement and interest in game! Also I'm stealing the palette of this project for my next ruins!
@@altarofthedeadgods_wargame thief!
Steal away, happy to have inspired you
meticulously conceived and crafted!
Many thanks, it has all come together really well, there are plenty of faults in it but I choose to ignore them in favour of looking at the beauty of the rest of it 🤩
This guy is a terrain psycho...I dig it!
I assume this is psycho in a good way, not really sure what that means but either way I'll take it
This board is amazing, you’ve really thought about everything to have multiple games using the same board but not the same lol I love it has have me inspiration thank you
Thank you, I find it, shall I say odd? when I see people put months of work into their incredibly beautiful boards but they have one single set up, baffling!
Really happy to have inspired you!
@@GoodEnoughScenery I know right, it makes more sense to be able to use the same board for multiple set ups, also for the space it will save. Again, Great work, and thank you for sharing
My pleasure mate!
love the well thought out design!
Thanks!
Stunning work! Love it!
Thanks Ken, I'm delighted!
Came out great
Not gonna argue!
extremely impressive board! the idea of making interchangeable areas within tiles is really neat. Curious how you would go about doing something like this in a 40k sci-fi setting?
Hey, thanks for the compliment!
In terms of a 40k board it depends on the setting and how much you care about seeing the joins between boards.
Natural boards like grassland, desert or a rocky/lava could all work but you'd see the joins.
You would get a way with it a lot more in an urban/imperium setting where straight lines will occur more naturally, you can check out my other modular boards to get a better idea of my approach
Wow!
Just, wow.
Thanks, genuinely, thanks 😄
This is hugely impressive. You must have put many hours into designing this stuff even before beginning to build. I don't know what else you've done already as I'd never heard of your channel before, but have you considered a big modular structure? Something for games that benefit from verticality, like Necromunda/Mordheim etc. A multi-levelled industrial facility or a massive cathedral type thing, with lots of modular layers and/or rooms for instance. Just a thought. Very enjoyable video in any case.
Thanks for watching.
Honestly it comes to the design aside from the basic plan I do make a huge amount of it up as I go along.
I play Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game more than anything else and whilst verticality does come into it a bit it isn't enough to devote a project to and I don't have the storage space to make stuff I'm not going to use.
I'm open to making something like that for sure, would just need a reason to which at this stage is like to be someone paying me to make them one!
@@GoodEnoughScenery Thanks for replying. I just wondered if you'd ever thought about trying something that crazy. I know what you mean about storage. I'd love to get into Mordheim, but I just don't have space for the substantial terrain needed to bring that game to life. I already have so much industrial sci-fi terrain I'm basically stuck with games for that setting.
@@Solitary_Scribe55 I know the feeling, I've just bought into 40k as I rarely ever get to play lord of the rings.
That'll require an entirely new board 😉
@@GoodEnoughScenery I used to play LOTR back in the day, school/college age, but lost interest over time. Right now I'm working on a Kill Team/Inq28/Necromunda hybrid system using the 2018 KT rulebook as a foundation. I'm only into skirmish scale games and I much prefer narrative driven stuff, so in this competitive-centric era I'm relying on my own head cannon and creativity. GW's meta obsession has pushed me away from their current output. Having said that I hope you enjoy your foray into 40K. It's a great setting however you prefer to play. I'll defo sub and keep an eye on your projects.👍
@@Solitary_Scribe55 I'd only play LotR/battle companies and necromunda if I could find regular games, this shouldn't be a problem with 40k and the models are much better quality so far.
Currently unsure on the next project, watch this space....
Do you have a floor plan so we can try to emulate
Not at the moment, I think if you follow the tutorials on the channel the measurements are mostly included as I go along
great looking board, but you need a lav desperately.
A lav, as in a toilet? 🤔
@@GoodEnoughScenery a lavalier, microphone, like one of those that clip to your shirt
@@kdolo1887 oh a lav mic, yes, I will be getting one at some point if the channel continues
🔥🤘❤️
Thaaaaaanks
No.
Sorry to disappoint