http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fdzf7nmF1rc
Check that out. It's pretty straightforward to build, should be easy to transport and store, and will definitely work for Infinity. It's a little boring to look at but I think between adding some ground level scatter and doing some graphic with the walls it might not be to bad.
I may give this a try this weekend if people think it might work.
Originally Posted by Splug
So I went and built a table similar to this. I need a couple of guinea pigs to test a table like this Thursday. Volunteers?
I like it. I'm willing to try it out.
At that point I would rather just use Craft Boxes.
http://infinitythegame.com/forum/ind...n-craft-boxes/
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I've seen the craft box table. It's certainly doable. I think the craft box table would be more time consuming to do though as your still trying to create the illusion of a building or something. What I like about the molding table is that it is what it is. Its functional but not even remotely pretty to trying to tell a story. There has been some talk of doing an Infinity event for WGC next year. If we do we are going to need a way to manufacture 10-20 tables cheaply, effectively, and time efficiently, along with the storage considerations.
If the wall type table is playable we'll know after some test games, and it will have been $50.00 well spent. If it's not playable I'm only out $50.00 and 12 hours of time.
I may look at a craft box table next month, but until I finish some projects.
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