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<blockquote data-quote="weezoh" data-source="post: 1751326" data-attributes="member: 10960">I posted a link to this in the 'photos of your gaming group' thread but here they are as well. The table is a set of 30+ year old ping pong tables, removed the game markings; painted them almond to give a lighter backdrop. The grid is made of 'fade-out' 1&quot;x.25&quot; vellum roll used by draftsmen covered with .125&quot; plexiglass sheet from Home Depot. I used double-sided non-perminant tape to hold the vellum down, the kind of tape used for photo albums. &nbsp;the grid is made of 'fade-out' 1&quot;x.25&quot; vellum roll used by draftsmen covered with .125&quot; plexiglass.No lip or anything. the best thing about the table is that it's plenty large enough for people to lay out their sheets etc. . . and still have map in the center large enough for a lot of things. The table is almost too big to reach the center from the edges but not quite.<a href="http://www.wolfandmoose.com/gallery/GamingDen" target="_blank">http://www.wolfandmoose.com/gallery/GamingDen</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="weezoh, post: 1751326, member: 10960"] I posted a link to this in the 'photos of your gaming group' thread but here they are as well. The table is a set of 30+ year old ping pong tables, removed the game markings; painted them almond to give a lighter backdrop. The grid is made of 'fade-out' 1"x.25" vellum roll used by draftsmen covered with .125" plexiglass sheet from Home Depot. I used double-sided non-perminant tape to hold the vellum down, the kind of tape used for photo albums. the grid is made of 'fade-out' 1"x.25" vellum roll used by draftsmen covered with .125" plexiglass. No lip or anything. the best thing about the table is that it's plenty large enough for people to lay out their sheets etc. . . and still have map in the center large enough for a lot of things. The table is almost too big to reach the center from the edges but not quite. [url]http://www.wolfandmoose.com/gallery/GamingDen[/url] [/QUOTE]

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