Gotham Grease and Gunk

Those of you who have been looking at the blogs would have noticed that a number of battle reports (notably Batman) have been fought on a city terrain.

The objective is to finish a central 900 X 900 industrial site (Gotham Grease and Gunk) flanked by a dock yard and a railway siding on either side.

Here are the latest additions:

The Police headquarters

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The building is a TTCombat “Police Station” and the figures for display are Heroclix models. not sure where I obtained the police cars.

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The Sarissa Precision Factory/Warehouse

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The Factory Power Plant again from Sarissa

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TT Combat dock sections with some unfinished boats for size comparison

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The uncompleted  railway yard with Sarissa Roman Temple

The track is from TT Combat. The Roman Temple for my Gangs of Rome collection will double up as a Gotham Civic Building probably with a statue of the man himself. Go Cobblepot.

I plan to have a couple of Sarissa railway platforms and the El Alamein station as a railway siding for Gotham Grease and Gunk transportation of their “Gunk”

The shot also show how I have made the streetscape using mdf place mats to provide footpaths and define the roadways. Once side of the board has the street running diagonal to limit line of sight across the board and the other a traditional north/south orientation.

6 thoughts on “Gotham Grease and Gunk

  1. Wow man this looks fantastic. The police station is very cool but the only question I had was where did you get the police car from haha. Bugger. I’ve got a zombie type game I’m developing and would like some cars to add that I’ll damage and look burnt out. As always scale is a problem

  2. Remarkable work Dave!

    You certainly never go in for half measures with terrain. Now I’m waiting to see what you do for the Ghost Who Walks…

    Cheers, John

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