How I built a modular wargaming board for 40k | Part 3: Roads/Tarmac | Terrain Building Tutorial

Welcome back to the Wasteland!
Any of us that have played Fallout 4 know there are roads, a lot of roads, a lot of very long broken roads so any Fallout inspired urban wargaming board was going to have to feature roads.
In a future video I think I might break up and dirty-fy them even further but in terms of the look and the feel of a basic road I think it works, and they match up perfectly with the concrete tiles which I made in the previous part.
Please watch part 2 if you want more detail on how the concrete pavement look is achieved as I've only gone over it briefly here.
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Materials and Tools used:
Product links below.
Pen for Road Markings - You can buy white and yellow from this link:
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20mm Thick 2ft x 4ft XPS Boards - each one enough for 8 tiles: amzn.to/43ulY3p
MDF Mounting Boards:
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Flock:
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[@killahertz7124]

This is really inspiring, been put off for ages regarding modular tiles for 40k tables but this will let terrain on top be put wherever you like as it's just flat enough.
What measurements are the tiles, do they add up to make the 60" by 44" tables 10th edition currently uses?

[@GoodEnoughScenery]

Thanks, really appreciate you saying so.
Each tile is basically 12" square so a 5 tile x 4 tile set up will be 60" x 48"

[@killahertz7124]

Thats such an elegant solution like it a lot! Looking forward to the rest.

[@GoodEnoughScenery]

@@killahertz7124 thank you 😊