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Talking Terrain With Laser Craft Workshop

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Talking Terrain With Laser Craft Workshop

Mar 25 2018 @ 18:50 36 Comments

Dawn's eyes have been drawn to this terrain since we first saw it on day 1.

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gryphonheart

Their product line is pretty sharp looking. Been scoping out their Web site and I can definitely see myself placing an order in the near future. Price is very reasonable as well.

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krowek

It’s time to start overtime at work

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jemmy

The huge manor in the background is surely inspired by Edgar Wallace movies and novels. An edifice haunted by spooky ghosts, evil villains and “I don´t paint my minis” sinners.
They come unpainted, correct?
Availability in Europe, partnerships with European retailers?

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tchrin

Shipping directly from them to UK isn’t cheap $35 for one of their smaller models, up to $75 for one of the big sets. A European based distributor would be good!

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caledor2

I have seen the pictures of these building earlier and they look nice and big, it would indeed be cool to play some skirmish types games with these.

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toricova

Wow those victorian buildings would be a great adition to a malifaux tablero, the barricaded windows look awesome, kudos to the designer. Do they come with instructions or they have them online?

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sunabe

Those are indeed some lovely buildings

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panzertanker64

Great buildings.

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somegeezer

Companies should always be applauded for giving creative freedom to their designers; and just look at the results for this company!

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swbeil

Have to look into these guys, never heard of them before.

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felfeni

Looks fun 🙂

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cbrenner

Nice looking buildings.

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phoen31

Man, if i just had a mancave for some nice scenery lol

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falerox

I’m glad you guys highlighted this company, their work looks great and I had never heard of them before. Good getting the word out.

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khy0te

When I saw the Victorian with the boarded up windows the first thing I thought was Scooby-Doo. Then a few moments later I was, ‘Oh, this could work for Malifaux too’. My childhood intruding on my adult life.