How To Build A Gaming Board - Rumbleslam

Gaming Boards are amazing. They help to set the scene for your games, because who would fight for a planet that looks like it's made of an Ikea table or a Frank's Factory Flooring carpet? Neoprene mats are becoming a very common sight in games now, and they look awesome and last a long time, through lots of use. But some people prefer their game area to have more of a 3D element to them.
In this video I show you how I made a 3D wrestling ring for Rumbleslam, by TTCombat. I have an MDF ring which I use a lot, but I don't use it for the Back Alley Brawl expansion - I just don't think it looks right with cars and motorbikes getting thrown around in it. Back Alley Brawl comes with a neoprene mat depicting a car park that suits the theme well. I wanted to take this design further.
Using blue foam board and a sheet of Foam Core, some mdf crates, wire and lamp posts, I created this sweet wrestling ring. I also took it a step further by adding a battery pack and switch to operate the lamps.



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The lampposts, coffin and crates were purchased from www.ttcombat.com