So you've completed your models, set up your map and everything looks amazing. You cant wait for your eager group to start plunging into the depths until... "Jonny" makes his first shaky handed move into one of the main corridors and he bumps the board. Suddenly your carefully crafted network of tunnels and props is in a chaotic disarray. You cry, scream, meltdown and chastise Jonny for his clumsiness.
This has been the criticism of "paper models" for far too long. Critics bark "They're just too light to be practical". Well, I'm here to tell you that this isn't an issue anymore! The whole situation can now be easily remedied with the help of the good old paperclip. The corridor sections have been completely redesigned to accommodate the much needed paper clip. (Please note: DungeonWorks users can apply this same technique to the underside of the corridor sections at the hollow point of the wall ends.
How to "CLIP-IT"
Simply take a pack of paper clips or bobby pins and clip corridor sections, risers and almost anything together with ease! As a result of clipping everything together your model set takes on a greater overall weight and resilience to slipping and bumping.
You'll find that this one simple technique helps immensely in the quest for "bump proof" cardstock models.
