Going off of what The Auld Grump said, if you do want to kitbash or Photoshop the set to fit a true 1" grid, I'm in the middle of doing so .

Kithmaker's right, though, about the two sets using rather disparate basing solutions. If you don't mind the difference of the thin walls of CaveWorks next to the, well, chunky walls of Chunky Dungeons, then they can work together if you kitbash CD down to 1", or CaveWorks up to 1.5".

It's a bit of work, but very rewarding!

One thing you could try to convert to 1 inch scale, which by the way is what I'm doing, make the floors into 1 inch scale, either through reduction of the floor sections, which depending on the model could be a waste of cardstock. Or, what I prefer doing, opening the model in PhotoShop and ripping the floor out of it.

Then you set the floor grid to 1 inch and fill the page entirely with floor. Print the walls out seperate from the floor, glue the walls to your new 1 inch grid. You get great height on the walls, no size reduction and still have your 1 inch grid.

Only problem you run into is dealing with the full sized doors. What I've been doing, when I'm not building my Ultimate Prison, err Castle, is centering the door on the middle of a 2 square, 2 inch floor piece. Sure the door isn't in a single square, but I still get the full sized door and I like it better than dealing with the 1.5 inch squares.

There's also the full kit bash route that Aleph13 is doing, which is very nice indeed. I'm just a little bit to lazy, err don't have enough time, for that much kit bashing!

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