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Alan · **Posted:** 09-02-2009, 09:58 AM

The new products look great!

I hope you are patenting the design. You really should if you haven't.

I think premade versions of these would be very marketable.

Is anyone from WWG going to PAX?

lorddon · **Posted:** 09-02-2009, 10:15 AM

Alan wrote:

Is anyone from WWG going to PAX?

Yeah, this. Because I'm going to be there and it sounds like Alan is going to be there as well.

Kane · **Posted:** 09-02-2009, 11:07 AM

I'll be at PAX. I only live about a mile from the site!

Talae · **Posted:** 09-02-2009, 02:21 PM

/insert jealous comments here

mcclaud · **Posted:** 09-02-2009, 04:57 PM

For those of you going to PAX:

Note that Mike (Gabe) said that his biggest problem with WWG stuff was the amount of time to build.

So what maybe a few of you should do is make a few pieces each (maybe of tables, bookcases and ... I dunno, tiles or something) as samples and then given the chance, present them to Mike for future D&D games.

What got me started here was someone in Omaha uses WWG terrain, and I happened to be there to see it. You'd think at first by just perusing the site that this hobby is a daunting task. Having seen it and how easy it is to build, however, won me over.

Just a suggestion, even if its a little late (I may try to do this for PAX East).

Kane · **Posted:** 09-02-2009, 05:19 PM

Maybe I'll bring him a couple pieces of Himmelveil Sewers. Heheh.

Gamesmith Denny · **Posted:** 09-02-2009, 08:20 PM

Alan wrote:

I think premade versions of these would be very marketable.

Is anyone from WWG going to PAX?

You and me both! I have a tangible parallel to TerrainlinX. In fact that was designed out before we did the Cardstock equivalent. I just need the right people behind it.

We won't be at PAX but we have our eyes locked on next years GENCON...for reals this time

doubleored · **Posted:** 09-03-2009, 06:22 AM

I go every year Denny, and I've always been sad that you guys were never there, because there are alot of people who would love your stuff.
Although, I did find WWG because of Gen Con. Around 3 years ago I was looking for something to help with terrain - game aid's etc. I came across the Hurst Arts molds and thought it was pretty cool. I came across WWG because of a link at their website and I've been a happy customer ever since.

It will be great to finally meet you in person next year.

Lord_Abbadon · **Posted:** 09-06-2009, 07:04 PM

It just came to me a great use of TLX - Train carriages! Have the base/chassis set with the TLX system allowing you to place train walls as you need them. This would allow more story themed builds plus show battle damage or just simply remove a wall to allow ham fists in to play.

Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

ScrubKai · **Posted:** 09-07-2009, 04:07 AM

Gamesmith Denny wrote:

We won't be at PAX but we have our eyes locked on next years GENCON...for reals this time

If you are really serious about that, you may want to check with those of us forum users who live near Indi to see if any of us want to contribute any items to your display...

After all many hands makes the creation of a huge display light work.

Gamesmith Denny · **Posted:** 09-07-2009, 08:57 AM

ScrubKai wrote:

Gamesmith Denny wrote:

We won't be at PAX but we have our eyes locked on next years GENCON...for reals this time

If you are really serious about that, you may want to check with those of us forum users who live near Indi to see if any of us want to contribute any items to your display...

After all many hands makes the creation of a huge display light work.

That's a great idea! Meeting you guys in the flesh but also having your builds there would be awesome.

johnsocp · **Posted:** 09-09-2009, 05:22 AM

Gamesmith Denny wrote:

ScrubKai wrote:

Gamesmith Denny wrote:

We won't be at PAX but we have our eyes locked on next years GENCON...for reals this time

If you are really serious about that, you may want to check with those of us forum users who live near Indi to see if any of us want to contribute any items to your display...

After all many hands makes the creation of a huge display light work.

That's a great idea! Meeting you guys in the flesh but also having your builds there would be awesome.

I would strongly recommend coming to GenCon. This year was my first return to running at Gencon after a bit away from gaming for personal reasons. I built a Villageworks and a Wildwood Grove setup for the games I was running.

Villageworks in action:
http://wormholegamer.com/photos/thumbnails.php?album=169

Unfortunately the competitor that nobody wants to talk about was there and I was asked numerous times if the models were by them. I do not know how many more times it was assumed that it was by them.

BTW next year I am bringing a lazy suzan to spin the build so everyone can see!

--Chris

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