Sci-fi & Fantasy Scenery Terrain & vehicles for Tabletop wargames
An excellent 28mm sci-fi table which really proves the point that dystopian urban ruins are not the only way to do sci-fi!
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Looks great. It will look even better with some paint and a little more work. It is, however, a nice change from urban ruins. Even so, I understand the rationale. In a real war, shiny and new transforms rapidly into dirty and broken.