Hmmm at those prices this is really tempting.

Really, really tempting. Hmmm what can I cut out of my budget for this...

Yeah, think they've got the prices right now.

It's just a shame they're doing this on Indiegogo as the market there is a fraction of the size of Kickstarter.

KS opened up in the UK before it opened up in Canada, so they should be able to do KS...

Kickstarter is more popular, for sure, but Indiegogo is much more flexible. I researched both when considering a project and KS was a non-starter for me while I had is mostly setup in IGG before I decided to pull the plug.

Kickstarter shows 2 current projects from Hungary (and 28 past projects tagged with location Hungary, most of which are people who've sought funding to go to Hungary for art projects of different sorts).

However, Kickstarter also specifies that the person starting the Kickstater must be a permanent resident of one of the following countries: US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the Netherlands.

On that basis the projects from Hungary must involve someone with the relevant resident status.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ia ... -for-girls

This looks awesome!

And they're back!

I'm really looking forward to this one (the elven castle stuff)! I pledged big in order to get the rest of their sets as well. I've been working on making TLX-compatible versions of a lot of other sets out there, and this one will be a fun challenge.

It looks rather nice, but the price still seems kinda high to me. Or am I missing something?

The guy running it lives like 2 miles from me! I am going to try and set up a meet and greet at the game store down the road from us.

Tre Manor is back at it: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/11 ... rian-horde

One thing that's not obvious to me is whether their design is all cardstock/paper based or whether any of it uses foamcore. Can any of you who are more familiar with their type of construction clarify that? If all cardstock, how well do those wall sections keep their shape? I'm envisioning a hollow wall of cardstock that just wants to warp and collapse easily.