I know exactly what you mean Badger. I've got to the stage now where I tend to buy them just to keep up to date and worry about uses for them later. I have absolutely no use for an Atlantean setting, or so I thought before Grump mentiioned R'leh and Cthulhu niceness!

So it's going in the cart when I get the Christmas pay.

This set looks really great...my players wants than i purchase it...so i take it now!!...

Edit:downloading....

Got it, thanks! I've been putting together my Deep Ones and Cthulhu models and miniatures this week so it's very nicely timed.

I just ran into this website by accident today. It could be an interesting army list to go along with the ATLANTIS terrain.

http://naut1.blogspot.com/

I just realized something, fairly important, that is missing from Atlantis - there are no seabed tiles, for those who want to have Atlantis under water, the way Poseiden intended.

And yes, I was just looking over minis for sharks, dolphins, and various invertebrae today....



Megaminis






Reaper






Reviresco

Some cheap plastic plants for aquariums might work well, too.

Ummm, not that I am turning my mind towards Victorian underwater adventuring, or anything....

The Auld Grump

You know, I could have sworn that I bought this set just around the time I posted those pictures. But a quick examination of my accounts both here and at the bank seem to indicate otherwise.

I have a weird feeling that I started, but did not finish, the transaction.

Picking it up now.

The Auld Grump

I just picked this up today. Nice job Matt! I hope you do an Atlantis Expansion some time and make more Greek/Roman style buildings!

Pity about the hex grids

The thumbnail for pic 3 links to the thumbnail instead of to the large image:

http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/pr ... _thumb.jpg

Should be:

http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/pr ... /sat_2.jpg

Arabin

You might try playing with the color effects like I did for hinterlands. I was able to change some bushes from green to blue, it should be possible to go from blue to green.

That seems like the simple way. Either that, or an almost transparent layer in a graphic program.

And for those of you still following the discussion (I'm genuinely sorry it wasn't what you wanted, The Auld Grump), the other half is now out:

This week, Bob Cooper brings you a followup to last week’s kitbash, Undersea Cliffs and Kelp Stands. Used with the Tiles, it will allow you to create a full 3D underwater environment.

by Andorax 3/24





Oddly enough, neither the photo (too washed out) nor the tiles themselves (too vivid of a blue) quite capture what they look like in person...they're actually somewhere in between the two extremes.