/drool

Denny, you always leave me wanting more...

Beautiful preview! I love the attention to detail ((as always) and am happy there is room for sewers.

Hmmm, the street image reminds me - I dearly want to see the Sewers of Himmelveil, a good place for the Nosferatu to dwell, and for the zombies a place to call home. Draaaiiiinnnssss....

I have gotten a lot of use out of the Gothic Realms/Missing Persons sewers, and would love to see more. For some Canadian inspiration take a look at - a wonderful site dedicated to Canadian drains, like these:




The Auld Grump

Gosh, that preview is great, Denny! You and your team are doing fantastic work!!

puurdiee, haha puurdiee

Richard

*TWITCH*

I must say I've been waiting a long time for this

Grump that would make a spectacular set. Although I do find the idea that the spot in the top pic might have been incorporated into the sewer system. But I guess thats one way to tie hinterlands into himmelviel and modern.

Ufff....i really want see this set goes gold soon..... .

Love the look of the street tile. Can't wait to see more...

EDIT: I was looking over Curt's and it struck me that this is the sort of thing I'd love to see WWG release, with all it's angles, levels, tiers, etc. Perhaps something along these lines could be incorporated into Himmelveil.

Thoumont's already has some great angles... and just sections. More of this sort of thing is needed.

Arabin

Love that love photo. A lot of it's character comes from the roof shape though, which of course wouldn't be used in terrain. The sides and base are great though... even the colours work well for atmosphere.

Arabin

I woiuld like to see most of the things that DaltonCalford and others mentioned.

I would love to be able to build something like this:



Or this:



(Two screenshots from Warhammer online)

I would like to have interiors for these buildings, too.

As I want to use them for different games, 1'' grid and gridless options would be nice. Also an option for using foamboard would be great.

I'm not really interested in tangible versions as I like playing around with textures in graphic programs. The shipping to Germany would make them too expensive anyways.

Greetings,
Zephalo