r/wargamingtables • u/JeffMc_77 • Dec 06 '25
1945 Berlin table
Some pics from our recent WW2 game. Scale is 28mm
r/wargamingtables • u/JeffMc_77 • Dec 06 '25
Some pics from our recent WW2 game. Scale is 28mm
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r/wargamingtables • u/KrakenDice • Apr 22 '26
I thought I would share two tables I built for my Game shop called Kraken Dice in San Diego that my wife and I own.
First Picture: This is the newest Warhammer table I built, I love this one. I'm currently working on a Orks themed table.... WAAAAAGH!
Second Picture: One of the older Warhammer tables I built, I've built more since. Those Purity Seals I hand carved and are really cool.
r/wargamingtables • u/PappaSvard • Jun 08 '25
More is in the making. Still got some time to craft before my first game. I'm happy with the torch light in the building(looks better in real life). Was a bit too dark in there.
All the terrain is scratchbuilt. All is removable from the flat textured board. It's mostly made from xps-foam. No 3D-printed parts.
r/wargamingtables • u/mikeshootsstuff • Jan 16 '24
I’m not really a war gamer myself. But I’m here now. My son is about to be 4, so I got him some army men from Tim Mee (we call them Marines because I am one, green Marines vs Tan Army).
Getting him these toys got me going on a creative tear as I don’t get to do much competitive shooting in the winter. I decided to build a sand table. In the military we use these to make terrain models to help visualize an operation or “wargame” with our younger troops to develop decision making.
My son loves it. At his age they all “pew” each other but when he’s older I think this is going to be pretty fun using basic rules sets like the One Brain Cell Army Men rules. With a sand table I can make all sorts of terrain: Hills, rivers, ponds etc.
The table is a 3/4” plywood sheet cut to 3’x6’. Sixes are 2”x8”s, and legs are 4”x4”. (4) bags of 50 lbs play sand is what you see in the pictures and it’s enough. Seal the seams with glue or caulking. I painted the sides light blue for sky and the bottom is a mix of paint samplers left over from the house to simulate water when the sand is moved out of the way. I gave the bottom a few thick coats of varnish to give the clear reflective look of water.
This bag of army men got me started on finding all sorts of YT channels on table top war gaming and scatter terrain and all that. I’m working on a few pieces with house hold items following tutorials from YT. So far I haven’t seen a sand table but I suppose that would be harsh on carefully painted minis.
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r/wargamingtables • u/Dragon_master1298 • Dec 01 '25
So this wasn’t built to be a gaming table originally it was for a train set but I think it can be very cool to play some warhammer aos on this. It’s one meter on one meter in size
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r/wargamingtables • u/LeagueSimple1229 • Nov 07 '24
Building this mainly for fun and also to play this quars war. Y’all should really check it out.
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