Really appreciate the comment Christian, thank you.

I think you’re spot on there. I’ve been adding terrain from another set to really round it off but it’s the heading variation that’s really important.

They’re thinner cardboard than wildfire but still very good. I love that the little buildings fit inside the larger ones so easily. As you say, great for storage.

Nice collection!!

Do you glue it to the side for buildings that don’t have a floor?

@@the_infinitygamer it's a problem if a building doesn't have a floor) But regarding tower, I guess inside of it to the walls, since it closed from all sides.

That is a good idea. My fears seem to be unfounded as it’s only going to be an issue if I knock it while it’s loaded with models.

That sounds like a great plan!

I really loved the acid house set. The only downside (which is the same for much of the CB cardboard terrain) is that you can’t play inside the buildings. I think I might just have a bough terrain to do that sort of video. I’ll have a rummage and see - great suggestion!

@@the_infinitygamer Yes, if I was planning to play at home I'd be slowly replacing the CB terrain with better terrain. Being able to bring an entire table-worth of terrain to my FLGS in essentially a briefcase trumps being able to enter buildings

I can see that for sure - and the acid house print looks really good.

They’re really good for filling out a table.

The where wasn’t as much of an issue as the why - I just don’t get the point of them 😃 That’s a really handy tip on the scalpel though - I really should have done that. I just didn’t think it would be necessary as the other terrain sets don’t have the same issue.

@@the_infinitygamer helps ive made a few (6Hlokk + 4 Expansions, prob the same from the original sets etc). Until i design my own buildings then theyre my go too. With that many you can start clustering them together, rather than just stacking per normal, so you can make these multi tiered platforms.

Do you find the scenery expansion sets more challenging to assemble or the same?

@@the_infinitygamer its mostly the tower that is fiddly. The big step between the staircase never sits right

That was a tricky part to get to sit right.

That would make a lot of sense. It’s not far off a full table but does seem to be a handful of buildings shy.

That’s a shame - we need posters!

Love your suggestion about cliffs and statues - that would be so cool! Glad the video was helpful!

@@the_infinitygamer I’m coming from a 40K player 20-30years ago, back then me and my friends had cardboard on the floor with books and whatever we could find, but GW also sold books on how to make terrain, that was one of my favourite parts of the hobby, I’d still love to build a full table for a game one day, having the room for it is tricky tho, but what’s easy to have is some cut up pieces of foam that have been painted to look like rocky outcrops and stuff 😉😊 I have some warhammer stuff still and love the lore behind it, but gw selling practices have turned me off, with the amount of books I need to buy and then those expensive books being outdated a couple months later is too frustrating. I’ve started to force myself more towards infinity and malifaux so I have more stable gaming systems, u fortunately many ppl are addicted to the fomo and gw crack 😔😂

I had a similar journey. Remember using Jenga and books as terrain. Scenery was a huge draw card to miniature war gaming and its great to be able to use lots of it in Infinity!

Yes that would do the trick nicely!

Heck yeah!!

Messing up the steps is easy to do with them being more spread across the different sheets. The price is definitely an attractive feature!

I did think they looked a little different. Slightly taller and not as squat.

The interlocking mechanism for the floor and the walls is a slot and slide system - so fairly robust. (Probably should have shown that in the video).

@@the_infinitygamer Yes, but specifically for the bridges and stairs - they pull apart easily if those end tabs are not in place.

I might have to do some testing as I can’t see them having much structural merit. Time to do a tug test!

That is how we’ve been using them but only seems relevant to the mission where the first to arrive opens all doors?

I agree. The 3mm was a really good thickness and I find myself still reaching for the wildfire set when I need cardboard terrain.

Which sets have the thinner cardboard? Thanks!

I think the expansions are slightly thinner than what comes in the two player sets.

That’s a very good suggestion. That would work quite nicely.

I don’t think I’ve checked out battle systems at all. The operation set plus this will be good for 200 points and under but you might need another operation set and maybe a little more for 300 point games.