Bring Your Pulp Adventure to Sally 4th’s Warehouse
September 15, 2014 by dracs
One of the mainstay locations of pulp adventures is, of course, warehouses, whether this be for a clandestine meeting for gangsters or a secret meeting place of a local cult. Now Sally 4th have built their own warehouse for your own pulp games.
Sally 4th have created a variety of components, such as loading doors and wooden ramps, which can then be combined with the modular generic Terra-Block pieces to create the warehouse location your heroes and villains will be battling in. The advantage to this is that, being modular, you can quickly rearrange the terrain to help create a new setting for later scenarios.
Can you come up with an interesting gaming scenario for this warehouse set?
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Looks generic enough to be used for most games.
and it will be easy to store. So it’s got two huge pluses going for it.
Texturing and detailing is also good so it has also that going for it.
Whilst I think its always cool to look act, its a pain to clean and paint tbh. Since Mantic made their plastic Deadzone terrain, I am hoping someone picks the ball back up to create fantasy and dungeon tiles in a similar way tbh. I was soooo hoping it would make an appearance in the previous Mantic KS, but I was a sad puppy when it didnt. :'(
I agree. I’d love to see some more fantasy terrain pieces too. :S
Yeah, it was great about 5-8 years ago. But now there are a bit more interesting games, so I’m not sure that it is interesting for someone now. Anyway, my son is interested in models like this and Lego stores and warehouses. He knows that his dad works at one of the top drayage companies in the US, that’s why he is so interested in warehousing.