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Gates for Gasland Death Races

I’ve played a couple of games of the new Gaslands from Osprey publishing.  It’s been great fun so far  and I’ve been spending an awful lot of time converting Hot Wheels and Matchbox toys for this game of Mad Max style vehicular mayhem.   I’ve already made a couple of blog posts about Gaslands and more will undoubtedly follow.

I’m also a member of the Gaslands Facebook Group, which has grown to over two thousands members since being formed a few months ago.  I enjoy the group and there’s a lot of interesting and useful discussion in there.  It’s a great place to get inspiration for car conversions.

But it suffers from the usual Facebook Group problem in that the search function is really rather basic.  They do allow you to use some Boolean operators there but most people don’t know that.  As a result of this some of the same questions get asked repeatedly, people get bored with answering them and replies drop off.

Possibly the most common question that’s asked there is “what are people using for the gates that mark out the course in the Death Race scenarios that seem to be quite popular.  The first time someone asked there were a lot of answers, but that’s dropped right off.    So I thought I’d trawl the group and dig out all the pictures that people have posted showing their gates and here they all are.

The next  time someone asks the question on the Facebook Group I can link here and they’ll get an answer.  I’ve also picked up some pictured of gates elesewhere.

I’ve credited the pictures to the person who posted the pictures to Facebook or to the site where I found them, but if anyone wants their picture removed all they have to do is tell me (via email or in the comments below) and I will do so.   And anyone with a picture they’d like to add can contact me in the same way.

Hope you all find this post useful.

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First up, my own ones, scratchbuilt from plasticard.

 

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3D printed from free files from mbergerm available on Thingverse

 

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Jason Pursell

 

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Lego and PECO girder bridge sides – Gavin Dady

 

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Jason Pursell

 

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Straws – Ieuan Belcher

 

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Laser cut mdf, pre-production model – Phil Bromley

 

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Scott Thomas Holmes

 

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Andrew Martin

 

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Sprue – Bob Hambledon

 

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Mdf and acrylic, commercially available from Reycast –  Mal Hildreth

 

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Nathan Collier – these may well be going into production.

 

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3D printed – Ricardo Leon

 

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Richard Grady

 

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Coronasan Loftfulloflead – these might be going into production by Products for Wargamers

 

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3D printed Road Barrier by Scaleparts – Jerry Price

 

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3D printed construction barriers by mr-mich – Jerry Price

 

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Cone and Matchbox speed tracker – Magnus St Clair

 

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Dan Van Duyn

 

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Sprue – David Brown

 

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Dave Millington

 

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Paper model available in the files section of the Gaslands Facebook Group  – Mark Falconer

 

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These look to have been scratch-built from plasticard – Mick Allan

 

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3D printed – Stuart Wilson

 

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Craig Turnbull

 

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Patrick Lefèvre

 

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Nathan Rench

 

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Platformer construction set (you can see the box  in the background) – Thomas Wynn

 

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Hal Eccles

 

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James Delaney

 

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Bigo Casaubon

 

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Fabian Lehniger

 

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Sprue again – Oli Bro

 

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The sprue keeps coming – Ken Natt (blog post)

 

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Andy Farrell

Picture from the Gaming with The Cooler on YouTube

Dave Webber

Mdf and acrylic from Laserforge Wargaming Accessories. 

Gary Inman

Hall of Legends

Pat’s Laser Cuttings

Jimmy Figiel

Jimmy Figiel

Jimmy Figiel

 

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