I know its still down at 1 gear. But I'm curious which route this thing is going to take.

Me, personally, I want some swift Scenics Buildings. I really want to be able to lay them flat for easy storage. And, as I use mixed terrain, I am not interested in TXL Boards.

Though if you want to end up doing BOTH in one set. I'd buy it

It's TLX but Swift Scenics buildings for Deadfall are also in the works.

... buried alive... buried alive...

... under a pile of cardstock...

Glad to see this is now in beta testing. Once this set is done I can start putting together a town. Can hardly wait and hope a mine and railroad will follow.

Nice train from Toys R'US but it is to far out of scale. I do have a train (paper model) that is in scale but I need to make a couple cattle cars for it. I thought it would be interesting to have a cattle yard at one end of town and an undertaker at the other.

Another thing I hope they might make are some different wagons ... chuck wagon, stage, pedler wagon, doctors's buggy, and a hearse.You could have a whole bunch of western props.

Any chance we may see a picture or two in the near future? Just wondering; I know you are very busy.

Nearly there Delta.

The buildings are what I am waiting on to Buy the Deadfall line.

My Deadlands game has been very sparse...

Are you running into roof problems per chance for the Swift Scenic part, perhaps for the peaked roof and false front commonly used in western bldgs.? If so think 'blind tabs & slots' ... very easy, durable , quick to install and and remove flat.

That was just a shot in the dark. Please excuse me. I mentioned it because some roof designs can be a real headache especialy if you need evey thing to store flat.

Obviously, I have too much time on my hands Another proof of that is that I've been thinking of some inverse folding of your canyon set to make sinkhole hazards and then perhaps a rift valley... I just love tinkering. Sometimes it works ... sometimes ... not so good. Anyway, I have a lot of fun. WWG sets give me a lot of tools and inspire all of that mad lab activity.

Hey so long as you're happy, we're happy!

And yes, the roofs were the tricky part but five prototypes later I seem to have ironed it out.

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