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Add Lights & Motion To Terrain With Integrated Wargame
August 5, 2015 by deltagamegirl22
Wouldn't your table look even more awesome with some lighting effects and moving parts? Wargame-Model-Mods thought so too, which is why they decided to make a Kickstarter full of fantastic, 28mm MDF terrain that features LED lights and even some moving parts!
Their Integrated Wargame Buildings Kickstarter takes your city terrain to a whole new level. Now the lights above doors can light up, the satellite dish turns, and the pumps on a factory turn.
Now the busy offices have their windows lit up and your table comes to life!
Will you be adding this vibrant terrain to your tabletop?
"Now the lights above doors can light up, the satellite dish turns, and the pumps on a factory turn..."
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I really like a few of these pieces. I’m always thinking about adding lights and motors or servos, even those little train set smoke gizmos to stuff… and then my wallet and limited time tells me to stop being so creative. Ready to go kits for things always get my attention.
Love these! My friend is getting some for his batman board
…you will have to play with the lights off – just for full effect!
These look excellent.
What a great idea – and the prices are fairly reasonable too considering!
Just as I did think it where safe to come back out after seeing all the Gen-Con goodies you came and told us about – you go and drop a bombshell like that !
And 3 buildings pledged for ….
…that’s the spirt!
They look brilliant love the sat dish especially.
Sometimes ‘geeky’ isn’t the right word for something. When it goes just a bit too far. This is it and I have to have it!
Next – a graveyard with dry ice machine! (and i’ll buy that too)
Rotating dish was amazing…but way too fast. Because of the type of dish it is, it would most likely be tracking a satellite or single object. A 2d curved radar dish might spin that fast.