In your current scale, plus 1/100 for 15mm players.

Could start easy, with North Africa, and include palm tree fronds.

Kenneth

I admit to only having a couple of the demo packages from WorldWorks but I am so deeply impressed with what I have seen so far that I am trying to figure our an easy way to integrate the GothicWorks with my self-cast plaster dungeon pieces. Both are wonderful products but the WorldWorks stuff is definitely lighter!

I believe a (simple) set of partially shelled residential and commercial buildings would be a great addition to the product line and give new terrain options for players of Weird Wars, D20 Modern/Future, and my new favorite game, GODLIKE ([url]http://arcdream.com/godlike/home/index.htm). You know, like the French town in "Saving Private Ryan" where the sniper drops Vin Diesel. Shells of buildings open on one or two sides with some basic props like piles of bricks/rubble or small vehicles.

Such building could be used in many different games and genres and would be an excellent addition to the product line. Also, given the relative availability of imagery (many examples still standing) it seems as they would be easier and quicker to produce than something without a basis in reality.

Just my $0.05 for the cause...

Even if it isn't more up to scale for the WWII mini people, a WWII theme would be a good one, too.

I guess I play too much with miniature gamers on weekends that I know what a lot of gamers are looking for. WWII bunkers/pill boxes, German houses, barbed wire fences, hedgerows, trenchworks, crashed gliders, telegraph poles, perhaps a TANK?

Okay, I'm way too talkative.

I definitely second, or third, the request for WWII buildings and other props. Regular and blown up versions would be great.

Mark, FR