I use a combination of kits and floral lights to light it

Amazing build! I love the combination of all of the sets and the shiny green slime adds to it just nicely. Well done and I can't wait to see more from you!

Wow! That is one full-on table.

It took like 2 weeks mainly 2 long weekends. I built in on top of floral Styrofoam to it was easy to sink in areas as well as floral lighting from the craft store and so realistic water stuff for dioramas. I believe there is only 2 or 3 squares out of the 24x36 I had to use that aren't playable or have something in them. I'm not sure all the sets i used I think it is mostly Gothic realms and chunky dungeons but I used other pieces for stuff, heck there's a chair from one of the castle sets. i just went through all the sets I had found anything that might work and printed 200 pages. All together with printing cost .50 a page and cans of clear coat, foam, glue plus 3 sets of lights it cost me nearly $220....lol but my D&D group loves it...lol again thanks for all the encouragement

Now, box that up and send it to my address for inspection. I think some of that might not be to code.

There's building codes!!! lol yeah I didn't really find this site till after i started it... just had pdfs with out the master instructions which i now have. At first i couldn't figure out why mine looked different but I did this all wrong or... I didn't use foamcore and its not modular. Every piece is glued down plus i covered it in 3 cans of extra think ceramic clear coat...lol its more of a hang it on the wall art piece when its empty... but there are things i will do better next time. Its expensive and big, plus kinda sucks as i can only get the one configuration. Although there something to having a completely locked down board, the foams light and the clear coat gives the medium card stock some added wight... not to mention i don't see how you guys play without accident knocking stuff around...lol