I know you where and Thanks... Sometimes it's hard to correctly express yourself typing... (Talking about me... expressing myself... lol) I agree the containers are ugly... and I'm working on different colors, you might notice, one has graffiti on it and one doesn't... learning Photo Shop. ) Thanks Again.

In the case of the containers butt ugly is a compliment... in more ways than one! Looking bad is good for them. Or something like that anyway.

The Auld Grump - sleeptyping again...

And it looked bad in person and up close...and the rest of the layout too !

And the FL that Rudolf had there too. Had a great mod for a doubled (one side mirror) bridge, loved it, he needs to put that up.

All in all a really impressive visit I had, managed to get alot of things I had been pining for, got to show the wife some of what I want to do...got her some things to work on.

And then got two starters for Rezolution and forgot to leave the second disk with Mychal to pass on, well, DUH, .

Mychal, please pass back to the shop crew that I really enjoyed the visit and will try making it a regular stop. Regular meaning every month or so do to distance. They have more in stock than anywhere local to me.

(Oh, and the old miniature line I was trying to remember the name of for them was Metal Magic.)

I'm just sneaking under the August 14th wire here.

But I finally managed to take some pics of project and post them online.

Here's a picture of the boards, made from peg board



And here's one of the game board in action.



I'll start a thread tomorrow if I find any interest in this build, but here are the basic points that led to the dungeon.

- I wanted a dungeon I could set up quickly and easily.

- I didn't want to mess with a lot of small bits.

- I needed something that was very accessible for the players.

- I wanted to emulate the 1.25" tile size of Warhammer Quest boards.

The thing I'm most happy with are the game boards themselves. They're flexible so I don't have to worry about warping, and I can hang them on the wall of the game room which will make setting up quick battles a snap. My biggest complaint are the 1 and 1x2 size tiles; they just aren't very stable, and I'll probably make all future tiles at least 2x2 in size. Thanks for looking!

Wig, that's an awesome idea! Please start a thread; I've got a few questions I'd like to ask about it, but I don't want to clutter up this thread (with our penchant for going OT).

Very Sweet build, and I like the idea of the smaller tiles... very cool. Congrats on making the deadline, job well done, well done indeed.

Speaking of fantasy, Mychal...

Have you checked out Nin-Gonost? It's a fantasy combat game from a small batch of french canadians (don't hold it against them). I picked up a copy at Kublacon this year, and it's alot of fun.

It's rather spendy as it comes in a wooden case with a plastic magnetic modular dungeon system.

However...

They are about to release an 'affordable' edition without the terrain.

I think it would be a sweet sweet system for us to think about running with the fantasy terrain from WWG. It plays very quickly, scales up nicley with lots of extra rules, and combat is quite brutal. Everyone go and look at their stuff, let me know what you think.

And I can bring the stuff next Sunday if you want to have a look-see.

-R

I'd love to check it out, so do bring if you can. I saw it at Kubla... but it was wrapped in plastic, didn't see a demo...