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Making a Winter Tabletop on a BudgetIf you are like me, you don't have a dedicated game room so your tabletop needs to be something that can be set up and taken down. Gaming Table: I use a folding table (it folds in half as well as collapsing it's legs so I can store it behind a couch). The table measures 30" x 72" (2.5' x 6'). Total Cost: $5.00 from a Salvage Yard Prep Time: 30 minutes to clean up
Total cost, $10.50 at JoAnn's. Prep time: 30 minutes on a sewing machine.
Total Cost: $6.00 for the trees (on sale ˝ price), another $4.00 for the extras (on sale ˝ price) Prep Time: Nil. Useable right out of the package. Light-Up Street Lights and Street Signs for City Fights: Again, picked up from the Christmas village department at the local dollar shop on December 26. They come in packs of 4 and look really cool all lit up on a gaming table. Total Cost: $6.00 for the trees (on sale ˝ price), another $4.00 for the extras (on sale ˝ price) Prep Time: Nil. Useable right out of the package. Icy Hills: Made from insulation foam like normal hills. I just paint them white with ice blue highlights to create snow covered hills instead of grassy hills. Total Cost: $20.00 for the foam and $2.99 for the foam cutter from the Wal-Mart crafts section. Prep Time: 4-5 hours to make enough hills for a 4 x 6 table.
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