GMG Reviews - INFINITY Salvora Complex Scenery Pack by Corvus Belli

It's time for another GMG Review! Today I take a look at and assemble the new Salvora Complex Scenery and Accessories Pack from Corvus Belli, their new hard-card Terrain and gaming Accessories kit for Infinity.
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[@tantill134]

I watch GMG on Saturday mornings like I once watched Saturday morning cartoons!

[@heldaneurbanus5135]

Holy cow! That cardboard is so dense there was a meaty 'thunk' every-time Ash chucked a piece down! CB are killing it as usual.

[@GuerrillaMiniatureGames]

It’s a great kit!

[@shinankoku2]

That is a lot of good looking, high quality terrain for something around $25 American. I would use this for any scifi skirmish game.

[@donaldkelly9833]

Great piece of kit, looks like a slick way to fill out a hi-technology future regardless of game system

[@johnbess625]

really enjoy the ash dad skills of no directions making this fit. def will be getting several of these.

[@GuerrillaMiniatureGames]

I laughed a bit when the instructions were basically just pictures of the kit already put together. lol

[@SciFiPorkChop28]

Thanks for making me realize I wasn't loosing my mind and doing this wrong as I tried to assemble the terrain from Op Kaldstrom... definitely appreciate how solid this is but there could have been someway to make it actually go together without having to force it and bend the edges of some of the hooks...

[@HeadHunterSix]

From my experience, it helps to shave down the slots a bit sometimes. Never force it, and always grip close to the join so that there's no unnecessary stress on the fit.

[@HeadHunterSix]

Thanks for the recommendation of the Tacky Glue pen! I ordered one, it should make assembling some of my Battle Systems terrain easier. Regular white/PVA can get a little messy in application but this looks more precise and neat.

[@johnmiddleton4291]

When you marker the edges of card terrain, it's often easier to do it to the flat pieces before you assemble them, and catch the creases and folds as you go. You can get Prismacolor or Winsor-Newton markers that exactly match your colors from most craft or art stores. I know Hobby Lobby carries them.

[@boraulow6787]

This set is very nice. I build up one, without glue and without blacklining, and I am very happy with it. It will make a nice addition to my plastcraft terrain. But you have to be carful when you cut out the pieces, I had two little accidents here, robbing me of the choice of the wich side to build ;.) The marker set is also a very nice one - i love the double sided usefulness. I have a lot of good acrylic markers, but I will use this too, very handy!

[@marccaron6008]

Its about time CB did these!!! Glad to see official hardboard terrain for Infinity. They look great. Not convinced with by the Sharpie black lines. I would use color crayons instead.

[@HeadHunterSix]

You can get felt-tip markers in a variety of colors. With the right color it looks great. I've done this on my BattleSystems terrain as well - black is not usually the best choice.

[@sirbobulous]

This looks like seriously good stuff

[@DominionDee]

This terrain looks perfect. I can see this getting people who've been hesitant about picking up Infinity because of the terrain requirements into the game - or at least thinking about it. Definitely the case for me. The terrain itself is such a perfect concept - the cardboard is sturdy, the printing is nice, no painting, easy to assemble and it looks great. I hope they keep expanding on this range and maybe add scenery for other genres.

[@Bloodybeast]

Black sharpie does not make it look better. The color of walls blend in well with cardboard grey. Also you could dry assemble whole building first and then glue it from inside. I like how quick it was. Good job.

[@Thearmedpainter]

+1 additional like for that Benchmade knife on your workbench, nice choice :P

[@MrTotalybadical]

I might buy this for Killteam

[@shinankoku2]

Jack Barnes why wouldn’t you?! This is a great kit for any future game ...

[@t4washere384]

Hmmm, this could work for Cosmic Marvel Crisis stuff.

[@Doomshaper1]

So all those tokens/templates came with the stand alone pack for the terrain?

[@GuerrillaMiniatureGames]

They do! And they're awesome! We got two sets so we swapped over the Holos and Shasvastii style Order tokens so they're perfect for Humies and Shas forces.

[@GunfightatGuggenheim]

Ash have you guys looked into blood and plunder miniature game? It released a few years ago but I just found out about it recently. there are not a whole lot of videos of it being played by anyone other than “on the tabletop”

[@WHITEOGR]

I wish we get something like this for Necromunda.

[@shinankoku2]

Wiktor Chwastek - I mean ... there’s no reason you couldn’t use this for Necromunda. If it’s too shiny-future for you, spray some burnt umber on it to dirty it up.

[@prezo4161]

For what it's worth, I found it far easier to start with the front and the inner stair then work my way way around the roof clockwise one wall at a time, ending with the stairway clipping in over the little L block.

[@GuerrillaMiniatureGames]

I got a method down for kits 5-8 where I built the L of the back and did the stairs side last and it was minimal fuss. :)

[@kaibe5241]

Does anyone do this for 40k/KT? Like the designs, seems super solid, just want it for my games :)

[@jerric1228]

It’s probably not worth it to reprint the old terrain packs like this, but I like this a lot more than the paper ones, it’s like a low cost alternative to MDF that still retains much of the quality.

[@GuerrillaMiniatureGames]

And it's ready-to-go out of the box; which is amazing.

[@SpannSr1970]

Ash what do you think of Battle Systems terrain?

[@HeadHunterSix]

Personally, I think CB realized that Battle Systems was eating their lunch and stepped up the sturdiness of their terrain.

[@Svejir]

1:19 "Holo Ads" lol

[@HeadHunterSix]

Yeah, they really need a hypen in that phrase. Though "Ho Loads" is much funnier.

[@stevenmerriman9419]

I think you’ll find there are 5 lights Ash

[@menemenetekelperes4297]

is this available now?

[@shinankoku2]

Devon Wong according to GameNerdz and MimiatureMarket it’s on preorder at the moment. They are expected to ship in September, according to the later.

[@Doomshaper1]

It all just started to ship this week.

[@tinywargamer3863]

Nice, but I still find Battle-Systems ones better, even if more on a pricey side

[@MajorBorris]

Personally I think gluing these sets is a giant waste of time and could hurt you down the line if you want to downsize or store them, maybe even sell your set of terrain later. They're extremely sturdy without glue and you may want to make them flat again one day. Two sets of these and two sets of the add-ons and you're good to go on a 4 by 4 table Edit...I wouldn't enjoy taking them apart and putting them back together...glue if u like

[@eteffeau]

Glad to see everyone struggles with these things. Great terrain and a great value, but man...assembly... ugh...

[@los2193]

I build my terrain out of old tampax boxes. Sturdy and absorb a lot of punishment.

[@geteavnroc2250]

Good lord that looks like a pain in the arse, says the guy who builds/paints massive 40k armies...