I know this has been suggested elsewhere but if you can make 1.5" scale "works" you'll have many in the Mage Knight community buying your products.

Mage Knight Dungeon is a great game but the tiles are dull. Your stuff looks great.

I think the props are OK as is but if you can make us MKD fans as happy as you've made your RPG fans, I think you'll have an even bigger success on your hands.

I think you're right Hisst! I promise that I will get to the 1.5 scale stuff as soon as I get through some of our major releases. The only downside to the 1.5 crowd is that it will take me a few months to get to that point.  :( I'll get there eventually  ;D

No Prob Denny!

From the look and quality of your work, it will be worth waiting for!

I suppose scaling up would not be such a big deal for most users.
PDF files can be opened in Photoshop and maybe other applications too, from there you can scale the pictures up to 1.5 inch. squares.
The resolution of the original artwork is high enough for that.

Would it be possible to make all new sets in both scales (1inch and 1.5inch)?

Like Hisst Ka (hi!) I have an interest in using WorldWorks product with MK figures.

I use my MK for D&D.  I build some props, but would like others.  Having stuff to fit the 1.5" grid and stuff to fit in with the new 3d Dungeons stuff (2" grid) would be nice.

There is an eager market for walls specifically at the 2" grid scale, as WK has not release wall packs, and fully walled dungeon is therefore expensive.  Having paper walls that could slide between 2 normal plastic walls to "lengthen" a segment would be economical.

I'd also like a props set that would have all the interior/exterior prop goodies like coffins, wells, pools, tables, chairs, bookshelves, beds, etc.  For things that would fit in 1 square, the 1" scale would be fine, for larger, having multiple sizes would be nice.

Or would it be easier to resize it myself?  I have JASC Paint Shop Pro.  Can I easily open up the PDF and get to the images to resize them?

I'm also thinking of the Village set as being useful for MK and D&D at the MK scale.  How big is a basic building?

I might have a go at solving the MK 3d Dungeon walls shortage myself (how hard can it be to design a paper template to be folder and reinforced...).

Thanks,
Janx

Hey Janx!

The Villageworks set is great for MK! I've used it many times. I even made a Masterboard with the 1" squares (we ignore them for MK) and it works great for Mk and DnD minis.

Nothing better than the Black Powder Revolutionaries defending their town from those Atlantis Empire scum - all in 3D!

I should be buying Gothic Realms next payday and think the walls there will work with MKD!

how big are the buildings in Village Works?

They looked a little small (5" by 5"), but that might have been the photo.

They are 5"x4" (there are a few diff sizes) and 2" tall. They can be made multiple stories though so they look bigger.

They are slightly on the small side for MK but they look so good that it's easy to overlook. ArenaWorks has great buildings as well, including some flat-topped buildings that are great for elevated terrain.

Also (don't tell my wife) I just bought Gothic Realms and there are 2 different types of walls in there 1 is a clip-it style and the other part of a constructed corridor (think cardstock master maze) that can be used well with MKD.

If you use the 1" Masterboard tiles they are very compatible with the 2" 3D tiles.