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Hey there, Stranger.

Welcome to the Garage.

You looking for a new ride? Well you came to the right place. We'll build you the ride of your life. Or maybe your death. Someone's death, anyways. It's up to you who makes it through that final gate.

You gonna live long enough to ride to fame, fortune and a ticket to Mars? Or you gonna burn up and die trying? Either way, if you get your ride from the Gaslands Garage, the audience is gonna love you.

So, what you waiting for, Stranger? Let's get building.

What is Gaslands?

Gaslands is a miniatures game set on post-apocalyptic Earth, where players compete to earn a ticket off world by racing and fighting in vehicles. Think Mad Max.

Learn more and buy the rules and accessories on the Gaslands website or join the Facebook group to see what other players are doing.

What is this Site?

This app helps you make your Gaslands team, choosing vehicles and souping them up with upgrades, ready to enter combat. You can also share your teams online.

Who Are You?

I'm a web developer from Leeds, Uk, who's geeky enough to come home from work and carry on programming for fun.

Suggestions, bug reports, and kind words are all welcome, at .

How Can I Help?
Good

Report bugs and make suggestions. OR just send me nice emails.

Better

Add bugs and suggestions to the Github repository.

Best!

Clone the repo, fix bugs and submit a pull request!

FAQ
My coloured stripes don't print!

You're using IE, aren't you? Or Opera? Unfortunately, only Firefox, Chrome and Safari allow web developers to force the printing of background colours. You can still do it in other browsers, though - look for the option to "Print Background Images" in the print popup.

Credits

Gaslands and all related properties, images and text are owned by Mike Hutchinson. Mike has created something awesome in Gaslands.

Gaslands Garage is built using awesome open source technologies. The stack is built on...

PHP
  • Laravel for the best backend framework. Probably overkill for this project but it's spoiled me.
  • Kint for readable errors
JS
  • Vue for a blazing fast virtual DOM-based JS framework that makes my brain hurt sometimes
  • jQuery because it makes everything easier
  • Lodash for neat collection, object and array functions
  • Axios for XHR
  • Hello.js for easy social media authentication
  • Popper for elegant tooltips
UI & Styling
  • Bootstrap 4 for its stylish responsive layout and components
  • Animate.css for bouncy vehicle cards
  • Font Awesome 5 for beautiful SVG icons
Fonts
  • Passion One for headings
  • Khand for body text
Icons
  • The Noun Project Creative Commons SVGs by Arthur Shlain, Kimmi Studio & Nikita Kozin
Images
  • The desert road picture is from a wallpaper site - I haven't been able to find the original source
  • marlborolt for most of the seamless backgrounds
Build Tools
  • Webpack for making stuff smaller and faster in ways I don't really understand
  • SASS for sensible CSS
  • Yarn and NPM reliable package management