As a totally non-competing site that talks plenty of cardstock terrain and minis, I highly recommend cardboard-warriors.proboards.com -- super friendly, super creative and very active. No need to start a forum for papercrafting when such a great one already exists!

I'll still post TLX-related stuff here, and will sing its praises over there.

I recently bought a Lord Zsezse tile set on RPG Now, which lead me to poking through that huge Gamers for Haiti bundle that I had forgotten about ... and the tile set I bought was already included in Gamers for Haiti. Oh well LOL! There were also a few FDG sets in there that I didn't realize I had, and the WWG Hellworks 2.5D set, so that was a nice surprise.

I just went and made sure I had all the kit bashes and freebies downloaded and holy crap there are a lot of free kit bashes that HUGELY expand the utility of the TLX sets. Don't miss out on these -- go check your account!

Looks to me like the game has gone into alpha and is struggling into beta because of waiting on occulus to release a consumer version headset.
As for the future of World Works. Denny and his Artist did amazing work. But with Terrain links and dungeon links patterns I have created hundred of variants just using their paper sizes and pasting over them in photoshop. As has been stated before Fat Dragon and many other companies are making good terrain pieces you can copy and paste into WW sets. They are not as talented or as supportive as WW and I have downloaded every instructional piece I can be found.
Has any one of the Kit bashers applied?
Make a set and see if he accepts it.

Cheers,
Longtime fan returning after long hiatus.

I also suggest as a backup plan we get one of the mods to volunteer to mod a coomunity I will setup in case this site goes down so we all don't lose touch. We can share resources and ideas. Kitbashers can share ideas etc. I would be happy to set up the site for nothing. Mind you we would not host any illegal files. Like complete Worldworks files. But if one moderator would volunteer to head up the mod duties( I don't have time) I will make a nice site for us to work together.

I have four paper crafting forums I read: WWG, FDG, Cardboard Warriors, and DMsCraft.

Once my current backlog is finished, I'll probably head over to Cardboard warriors.

I do, however, really wish that Denny (et al) had just let someone take over the forums here, if not the WWG as a whole. But since it's clear that they're not even bothering to look at the site in months, that's a pipe-dream as well.

I have a few more TLX sets I intend on purchasing (Pharaoh, Deadfall, Lair of the Dragon God), but I have no need for Armory or Titan. Once those are purchased and downloaded (along with their kit bashes and freebies) then ... the only thing here for me is the community <3

Ok, so I have been returning literally everyday and watching for anything that might suggest WWG is going to return. I am now ready to delete my links. This is on Denny's official LinkedIn page:

Owner / Creative Director / Product Design
WorldWorksGames
August 2002 – May 2013 (10 years 10 months) Vancouver Island

WorldWorksGames maintained a decade long prominence in the production of tabletop gaming aids for role playing and strategy games. With over 104 products deployed in both digital and tangible formats, WorldWorksGames produced a vast catalog of tabletop gaming goods and services, a thriving community & consumer base, and marketplace for 3D terrain and gaming enthusiasts.

• Creative director and project manager of 10 subcontractors on rotating, overlapping productions.
• Supervising and supporting the team through the production process so that the finished product meets the requirements of the customer.
• Maintaining communications with both external customers support and internal business relationships.
• Communicating graphic and story themes of style and goals of a product to the team.
• Ensuring quality, consistency and compliance of the graphic production throughout the production process.
• Allocating resources and setting production schedules.
• Concept art production
• Lead texture artist
• 3D modeling, physical and digital prototyping.
• Holds patents on commercially distributed TerraClips modular terrain system.
• Extensive experience with print and manufacturing processes and product design for manufacturing.
• Engineered terrain systems for various target markets including TerraClips, TerrainlinX, SwiftScenics.
• Produced 1:1 scale props.
• Created the tabletop boardgame Wormhole.
• Created branding and advertising campaigns for all products.
• Extensive experience in Photoshop, After FX, Premiere, Form-Z, Silo, Ultimate Unwrap3D.

This is the second entry in his work history. Of course Cloudhead Games is his first and is listed as his present job. WWG is officially dead now. You all have been an amazing community. Some of the most creative material I have ever seen has come from this site, both WWG and you fine people. For me, the ride is over though. I wish you all well. I am gone now.

Yeah, kind of tough to think this is going anywhere when he talks about WorldWorksGames in the past tense...

WHY DON'T YOU LOVE US ANYMORE, DENNY?

There are so many sets that I planned on buying eventually and work on over the next decade. I would hope that the site still generates enough of a trickle of income to be worth keeping around., but I am scared of losing access to so many great models. My Paypal credit is going to hurt so bad.

What is the situation with Terraclips are they going to be turning into a collectors item?

Collectables? Maybe. Certainly hard to find, as with many other "out of print" items. Ebay is one source to check [They have a couple Sewers sets and a Dragon Rise up right now. Yeah, I checked.] Some FLGSs may still have a set stuck in a corner that hasn't been discovered yet.

I miss the promotional videos. It would be nice if those could be put on Youtube or something.

Not the tutorials. Several of the sets had videos highlighting the product. I particularly remember the ones for Firstlight and Shadowcore Prime.

Skull cove was another good video.