Finger and Toe releases 28mm Slum City

[glennwilliams]

Finger and Toe Models announces the release of the 28mm card stock SLUM CITY with stackable 3" high, 4'x4" modules and eight interchangeable wall blocks for variety. This is the perfect set for that sprawling, brooding run-down district where even the robbers think twice and ask for friends to go with them. This is city planning and public housing gone very wrong. Do you need to find stolen documents? How about seizing a satellite dish to cobble together an emergency communications system? Eliminate the sniper in the water tank? Or–every soldier’s nightmare–clear the buildings of bad guys? Now you can build an entire slum district for a pittance for your 28mm tactical skirmishes, whether gangs, SWAT, special ops, or repelling the alien invaders who clearly took a wrong turn. Based on real world slums from Latin America to the banks of the Nile. Combine with our other sets such as MULTI-STORY WAREHOUSE, small WAREHOUSE and loading dock, and our REFINERY and PIPELINE sets for that sprawling urban blight that attracts the seedy and shifty-eyed .

Remember, every Finger and Toe model comes with SMOOSH ASSURANCE: if ya’ll smoosh your SLUM CITY, a new set waits your summons from hard drive and printer.
SLUM CITY is available from www.rpgnow.com or www.wargamevault.com for $6.00.



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Go here to buy it:
www.wargamevault.com/product_info.php?products_id=93264&filters=0_0_0&manufacturers_id=797

and here for a slideshow:
www.fingerandtoe.com/28Histstructures.htm

[Tommygun]

Glenn your the best Slum Lord ever. ;D

[labrat]

Hey, that's pretty cool. Nice work. I like it.

[glennwilliams]

Jul 21, 2011 14:50:30 GMT -9 Tommygun said:

Glenn your the best Slum Lord ever. ;D

Thanks, I think. ;D As long as the judge doesn't make me live there.

[okumarts]

This looks really good! I may need to pick this up when I get home from vacation!

[gilius]

Got this today... I'll have to mix it with Slagtown to see what I can come up with (and maybe some ruined buildings, too.)

By the way, I was building some blocks of the Lost City set to use in pulp/fantasy games and I must say they are simply great. I only printed two ramps, a 4"x4" and two 6"x2" blocks and I can come up with many different temple and ruin designs.

[okumarts]

This looks great! I just picked it up and want to build it now, but I have so much other stuff to do! Soon.. VERY soon..

[okumarts]

OK, I couldn't resist picking this up AND messing around with it.
I experimented with a tear down version of this so I could store it in a box. This will also make it super modular and sturdy.
I used flaps on the base to hold the posts in place, glued one set of walls to the posts and slipped the other two side walls in. The side walls still are a bit wobbly, but it's getting there. I'm almost there with this design problem.

[glennwilliams]

very cool kitbash

[Vermin King]

The construction reminds me of a plastic construction kit I had as a kid. You put up the columns and girders and a plastic wall fastens to the frame. You can build almost anything with that type of construction. If the colored tabs on the walls were sized to meet in the middle of the column, you could do any style of structure over the building frame.

I'd like to see some of your modules put together when you have the time.

[cowboyleland]

I had those toys too! (well handed down from a brother or cousin) They really were cool.