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<H3><a name="datop" id="datop">Modular Junkyard Trashbash</a></H3>



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Some more modular junkyards to go with my
<a href="http://www.inlgames.com/junkyard.htm" target=_blank>original set</a>
and my 
<a href="http://www.inlgames.com/junky.htm" target=_blank>second set</a>.
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These are built from junk - what better source for junkyard terrain? - 
mounted on 3" x 6" boards.  They make a modular laydown.  Generally, I use
about 50% coverage, though I don't usually do an "alternating grid".  The 
size was originally designed to be compatible with a HeroClix 1.5" grid, 
but it also works well for a 1" grid.  If you don't leave too big a gap, it's
pretty easy to infer the grid from the modular boards.
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<a href="http://www.inlgames.com/jyiiixx.jpg" target=_blank>Big Pic Here<a/A>

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Some of the shapes are recognizable close up.  I don't think you can avoid that.
But with good arrangement of pieces from different things and a unifying, scummy
paint job, they look decent for play.
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These two foam inserts are mounted diagonally on the baseboard.  This also helps
break up the uniformity of the pieces.
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The internal corridor gives some nice stuff to hide in and the angle gives 
different lines of fire than the regular rectangular bits.
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The round pieces also help.
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There are a number of ways to disguise a soup can.  And I use them most of the 
time.  But this one is just painted up.  I think a large number just plain like 
that would be a problem, but one or two should work.  Also, soup cans are very 
strong/stable and make for good sniper spots with lots of visibility.
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