I think a mixture of modular and static terrain is the ultimate goal. Work on getting the base amount to fill a normal battlefield size. Then maybe start making some special builds for lore-friendly locations. Can be tiles (or more) and maybe a collection of built and glued structures that can be added to a modular board, like a rogue doc's surgery or an armorer's shop.

The thing with the Vent and Compoter Screen: Have you noticed the circular shape at the inner side of the walls and collums? They can fit a 6mm Magnet. The Vents also have a 6mm wide hole from the Back. And when you put the vents on thair designatetd position, you can see, that they line up exactly. As if someone planned it. Further more the collums have 2 magnet positions on each side. One for the collum vent and one in the center. When you look on the short side of a wall section from the inside, you see, that thy are always flush at their center, so you can put in a big magnet there (I glued in a 10x3 round one in). Now I can take a loose 6x6x6 Magnetic cube, snap it to the outer central position and then snap a wall section to it. Further more, you can put cubic magnets in the bottom corners of the wall, collum sections and underneath the baseplate. So everything snaps together and stays secure. I just started with Necromunda, but I'd like to make an true fully modular table. So you were wrong, that you can't put details on the walls. They just need to be magnetized. And when you look precisely on the Necromunda terrain, then you see, that they were designed to be magnetised

I think the best of both worlds would be some modular tiles, as you’ve done them, that can be moved around, and a couple of thematic tiles that only go out of the house for special demo games. And possibly another kind of semi modular build could be with you having some themed stuff built up vertically but not glued down to the tiles. Also, perhaps putting a great big magnet inside a column could allow you to do the same to a few computer terminals, that can then be attached to the columns at will - I don’t know how viable that would be, but maybe it’s worth checking into it. Thanks for the video - it’s awesome for inspiration and know-how! It would be great if you put up a picture on instagram of the separate parts all laid out

Wow very inspiring! I went full modular magnetic with one box of dark uprising and the drilling and gluing nearly killed me. To add insult to injury it wasnt as stable as I thought itd be and now I regret.

Really glad you're producing videos, love your work! Terrain is one of those things where, yes it might be expensive, but it's totally worth it. You've got probably one of the world best Necro setups and it's worth every penny!

Seeing how cool this semi-modular stuff can become I am now leaning towards making both types

A bit of both, a few tiles with specific locations and others semi modular

I cant give you enough credit, i think semi modular is the way to go. Personally i dont have much imagination so i copy but i think i will take inspiration from this video on ways to glue the walls together in different shapes. I think you work you do for customers is insane but making videos like this so the average person can make it with a few kits will definitely be popular.

Awesome 80s vibes 😀

Mmm... i really like that pink hill backlight! Fits your scin oh so well! Great video aswell!

8:30...I felt like I was watching a Jean-Claude Van Damme movie...kickboxer maybe? lol great stuff!

that intro music is epic!

I would definitely mix the modular approach with the glued down detail tiles in a great gaming board

Killer board bro. Great job

Really love this video. It has given me some inspiration for what to do with my boards.I really like how you glued some small sub assemblies together to use different ways.

very very cool looking tiles, thanks for sharing! about not being able to add terminals etc on the sides of the columns and walls because you never know where you're going to place them, why not use magnets? that's exactly why GW put the magnet holders on the inside! :-)

Man I love the tiles! Looking so good! I would imagine keeping it modular makes it more valuebale(?) so you can use always different parts for each tile and always adapt to your story or layout BTW I like your tumbnails! One can always recognize your videos in the feed and see what you are going to build or talk about! thumbs up!

Love watching your channel grow, and how you involve your community so much. As much as I love your content, I think patreons are likely to want to see more modularity, and suspect you'll be making more modular terrains in future videos. Either way, just wanted to leave a quick thank you, and show my appreciation of your work

This set up is very inspiring! Ive been pondering what to do with my dark uprising box, I think Ill plan out 6 or 8 tiles, and work towards a set up like you show here using that pls the other terrain I already have. Perhaps even give me an excuse to get another dark uprising box. :)

Thanks for sharing Leo, cool video!

Stunning boards. Love it!!

Despite how beautiful i think your non-modular boards are I think this is the superior approach for myself personally, due to the convenience of storage but also cost, I have 16 floor tiles at the moment so i could make a 4' by 4' table if I didn't go modular i'd probably have to get another 16 floor tiles just to get all the variations that i'd want, add the needed wall and platform sets to that and i'd be spending thousands of euro's just on terrain for a game I don't even get to play all that often unfortunately. (though i'm hoping to get a campaign going in the near future) Love your terrain videos by the way, and i'd love to see more of your terrain to be honest, so if you could make a video of each of your own tiles with full 360 shots of them and nice close-ups those would be amazing even just as inspiration, anyway, keep up the great content, it's greatly appreciated.

We are way way way above a billion (long scale, mind you) configurations. Combinatorics is the best!

I LOL'd at the 80s commercial fake accident 😂

*sniff* It's just.. just so beautiful! 😭

This is really fantastic.

On the math if we are talking about just about the plates themselves without the addons and in a 2x2 setup: If we would leave rotating tiles out of the way we would start with a base number of 3 possible configurations (more if you consider rotating the whole board another configuration). Now with rotating we have 4 more varients for 3 of the boards if we rotate them individually. So there should be 192 (4x4x4x3) individual setups before considering all the small add ons

Excellent !!!

Very good to see.

Excited to give this a try! Thanks for doing the engineering work for us all, Leo! I didn't immediately notice the platform pieces from the Platforms and Stairs kit with 'hatches' in them. Did you end up skipping those?

What was your painting recipe for the board itself? I absolutely love the off white colour you have!

Hi Leo! MANY thanks for doing this series. I'm working on the 4-tile setup now, and would like to hear your advice on where to go after? Start building custom tiles, or are there other tile layout patterns you'd advise to include before I start doing scenes? Thanks in advance for your advice and help!

Wish I had the money to build permanent tiles

Banging video leo

4:50 You said that is not possible to glue details because of the modularity.. and I had an idea. Have you heard about magnetic paints? These are pigments that make any surface magnetic because it contains small metal particles. What if you paint the surface with this paint and magnetize the small pieces/details so you can attach and remove them as you need.

What an incredible table. Was that a 2x2 ft table? I'm still deciding whether to go with a battle mat or pick up some of the tiles.

Could be a silly question since I've just found this channel, is there a video where you show how you laid out the tiles and how many kits were used? Say 4x walls and columns boxes, 1x box zone mortalis tiles, 2x dark uprising boxes etc?

How did you cut the long platforms I'm looking at mine and the video and I can't figure out how you cut them. Also the the 2 column with two platforms bridge. What pieces were those. I'm following but lost at the last pieces loving it so far !

Cabinets? What are cabinets? Maybe someday