New Digs: The Gamer's Dream Basement

Main gaming table: 4'x8'
There is room for an additional 4'x8' gaming surface and perhaps a
third table either 4'x4' or 4'x6'.

Painting workstation. The basement has a old photography darkroom which
I have co-opted for use as a studio. 

Model Storage, to the right of the painting work station. The darkroom is ventilated
so I can spray paint in here during the cold Midwestern winters. 

Modular Gaming Table Construction Pt. 1

Last weekend I assembled a crew (father, girlfriend, & loyal assistant) to create a gaming table for the basement. I'll have a billiards table which this table will rest on top of. I wanted it to be modular so it would be easy to move (hence the 2'x4' sections of plywood) and double-sided for added functionality. I'll be creating a new post (hence this post is part 1) detailing the process used to create the table. Basically step 1 involved adding pegs to the individual sections, and step 2 involved gluing felt to those sections and trimming off excess felt.

Finished Product: Grassland/Forest/Jungle side, Gale Force 9 terrain

Wolfcraft Dowel Pro Kit: Trouse Dowel Pro (Ace Hardware).
Used to peg together four separate 2'x4' plywood sections from Menards.
Wood glue used hold dowels in place.   

Spray Glue: Used to secure felt (Grey side for Urban/Facility/Space settings) to plywood.

Assistant. Generally worthless for assembling gaming tables.