NECROMUNDA TERRAIN TIPS AND TRICKS: COLUMNS AND WALLS
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Looking great mate. I’m looking forward to seeing what you do with these.
Me too 😀. You know it's a good game when the terrain setup is as exciting. They really are great kits
Excellent modular build, very impressed with tight fit of parts, never saw the train!!!, Cheers Phil.
Blink and you miss it lol
Train?
Good thing my club is mostly 3D printers.
Regarding the pipe and terminal accessories attachments, inside most of the wall sections there is a small port designed to house a magnet. The accessories also have a port in the back. No need to glue them to your walls. Keeps everything modular.
I hate using the phrase OMG but OMG. You have made me a very happy man. This completes me lol
@@HouseOfChaosUK lol. I'm just glad I was able to reach out before you started gluing things down. They really knocked it out of the park with this terrain range. Also, 40k Sector Mechanicus terrain is compatible with these sets.
@@OKTabletop couldn't agree more. I've always liked GW terrain and I have a lot throughout the ages but these sets 👌
@@OKTabletop sounds like you have quite a lot of experience with the kits. Any Necromunda projects on the go?
@@HouseOfChaosUK honestly, still getting started with Necromunda. Have had the chance to play a few times and am currently finishing up my terrain. Been playing 40k, and other games for years though
All of necromunda is making scenery 😉😂 nice job buddy
Woah. I'm very honoured to get a message from you, the messiah of Necromunda. I have to say I'm a big big fan
I kind of went a little over the top with necromunda terrain and tiles. Spent a good month or so clipping all the elements and scraping mould lines, ended up getting temporary nerve damage/repetitive strain injury and had to lay off anything heavy duty with my hands for a while.
Let that be a warning for folks, don't do what I did for lengthy periods of time, hurts like a bugger.
Upside is I've got storage boxes full of prepped terrain parts now so i can just grab and glue and not have to clean up as I go.
Woah. I'm glad it was only temporary. Working with knives I knew our hobby was dangerous, like a contact sport. It would be nice to see your terrain one day if you would like to share some pictures
I have loads of this ZM-terrain. Very curious to see if it can be made more modular 🙂
Just filming the follow up video for this one now.
I'm obsessed too. Trying not to avoid buying two more boxes of the column myself
Well I did say in the video you can blame me lol. Is it to make your board taller or wider? How many tiles do you use?
@@HouseOfChaosUK I've got 12 tiles in total. About bought 2 of the ubderhive boxes. Though lots of admech terrain. Id like more for more vertically.
@@MickeyMulligan awesome. Yeah height is nice, really changes the game. I would love to see your progress, if you would like to post them on our Facebook page (House of Chaos community) feel free
Once you've got the terrain bug you're knackered, but thats the beauty of Necromunda. The terrain is the star of the show.
The ZM sets are pretty good. Way better than their FW equivalents. They're very pricey though. I've found a complete set of STLs that are virtually identical to the originals that come out really nice in resin. They fit exactly onto the floor tiles (in fact better in some respects). The only thing they're missing is any battle damage or greebles. All the column/wall sections are flat.
I've been running them through Blender and modelling some damage, and adding stuff like vents, control panels etc. I lifted a lot of 3D assets from Inquisitor Martyr to use for this. With a bit of texturing they looked sufficiently battered and used. I created some alcoves in the columns and added some of the statues from Inquisitor too. I'm particularly proud of those. They look like original parts. Now I'm just trying to model the original ZM stuff like the scribe station and containment tanks.
With regards to magnetising stuff. The only things I magnetised were the odd wall section for the control panels. Those control panels have some functional/narrative use, so they're handy to have, but not worth gluing into place because of screwing up the modularity of everything.
Thank you for the advice. I could play with the terrain all day. I've always loved gw 40k terrain but Necromunda terrain really is well thought out, top class
@@HouseOfChaosUK It's probably the best plastic terrain set they've made. The only minor let down for me was the lack of vents (something I've always included when I've arbitrated games).
I bought three boxes of the Corpse Grinder Vs Enforcers boxed set as it was such good value for money. I was supplementing those with the individual wall/column sets until I started printing my own.
The only thing missing really is a decent set of floor tiles for when you want to go vertical. The walkways are good, but ideally you want proper floor sections like you had with Sector Imperialis (a massively underrated terrain set).
The modularity aspect is great, but when you can build self-contained sections on one floor tile you can start building some really nice thematic stuff. You can quite easily build gang territories on a single tile and incorporate those into your games.
@@chikhai so far I have 3 of most necromunda kits and quite a few crates, gantries etc. Currently I'm converting a necromunda kitchen. I would love to see any of your necromunda projects, past or present. You could always post them on our Facebook page, the House of Chaos Community
I usually use the excuse Ross made me buy it haha
Lol yes you 100% do. That's what I'm here for
The plastic ZM stuff is great, but for value I'd use TTCombat's MDF Iron Labyrinth set, £30 for 11 columns, 8 walls, doors platforms etc. You can also get their modular board which is £14 for two 1 x 1 tiles
That's an incredible difference. I travel a lot with me necromunda terrain and I find the mdf doesn't like travelling, the cold, heat, damp etc. Great for keeping at home though. Although you can add filler or something to toughen it up
£200 on terrain? ... look at pile of shame and says nothing...
And since then I've added to it. I think rule number one of the hobby should be never to start adding up the prices
@@HouseOfChaosUK never keep a ledger
Would love to k ow your final tally.. I have 9 tiles, 2 strongholds, 5 boxes of walls and 4 boxes of stairs and 1 marketplace and I still fell like I can add at least 2 more boxes of walls…
@@SamuelSanchez-tj5me nine packs of tiles? 😲 That's one thing I need to pick up is a marketplace. That must quite a tall table?
it would be like Dorian Greys painting if you ever look at it lol