Hi,
I purchased Castles & Dungeons and I am (of course) very pleased to say: the artwork is stunning and the the playability great. Praise to you, Denny

But there are two points I'd like to adress

1) Have you considered using a different papersize? I am from Germany and Legal sized paper is near impossible to get in E
Europe. I've read complaints about it on a papermodelling mailing list, too. Printing at ~ 97% solves the issue, but maybe it would be possible to design future sets with the height of Legal and the Width of A4 sized paper... so Americans & Europeans would have no trouble printing the whole page.

2) Having seen your texture work (esp. in the Dungeonworks set) I would very, very much like to see a set of SF sytle spaceships or stations corridors and rooms. I am running a Star Wars campaign as GM and I play SF style tabletop wargames (VOID) and I haven't seen anything 3D which comes close to realism...

A pleased customer who is eager to buy MORE stuff  :D

Markus

Thanks for the compliment Markus! And thanks for the A4 tip. Being a typical Canadian I didn’t realize that the A4 format was a European standard  :P Although you can still print your models out at that size with a bit of tweaking I can understand the annoyance. The thing with DungeonWorks was that I was trying to make the corridor walls as high as possible within the bounds of an 8.5 by 11 inch sheet. This meant using nearly the entire width of the paper. So in the case of the A4 standard these particular sheets take some tweaks to fit. This will defiantly be something I will look at with the release of VillageWorks and InteriorWorks. Developing a universal standard is really important to me.

In regards to Sci-Fi sets, these are defiantly planned (Big time!) but not before releasing some base fantasy sets. There is also something in the "works" that will tie all the WorldWorks model sets together and take this thing to the next level. With more hands now on board the WorldWorks machine we can't wait to unleash the beastie! 2003 is going to be a surprising year for everyone!