Featuring new 'Hollywood Flat' style buildings, signs, doors and roofing set in a downtown theme. Matt Lyons Bits of Mayhem: Downtown is an expansion to the incredibly popular Bits of Mayhem model set. This may not be new to most people, but it was sort of a forehead-slapping moment for me. NEW RELEASE FROM WORLDWORKS GAMES Bits of Mayhem: Downtown. 45 Adventure because its usually played in a 2'x2' area. You don't have particularly large area, but it works well if that doesn't matter to you. You can use permanent markers to color the heads of the tacts to make them blend in and you can pin down paper for ground cover (I use cheap construction paper). When your done, pull out the tacts, throw your walls in a shoebox and that's it. Throw in some stock terrain and it makes a really nice little gameboard.
Leave a tab on one end – and one end only - of the wall so you can fold it into the adjoining wall to keep them from sagging (again, no glue needed.) That way you can make interiors and exteriors and change the shape of your buildings as you see fit. 45 Adventure if you're on a budget.Īll I have to do is print out some folding walls (using your printer and a paint program) and pin them to the board with thumb tacts to make buildings, no glue needed. I noticed a lot of people have taken these boards home and cut them up for building material, but I've found the board makes a great game table for skirmish games like. Over the weekend I purchased a 36"x24" cork pinup board from Staples ($22).
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