My builds tend to be temporary. I haven't started on Firstlight yet (waiting for the expansion...), but when I do, I'll proably go permanent since that was the way that the set was designed.

My only permenant build is the Maiden kit bash.

Mostly I'd say complete modular pieces. To explain a little bit better...

10, 20, 30, 40+ foot sections of corridor. 10 foot section of corridor with a door on one side. Same section with a door on both sides, etc.

Complete rooms that you just drop into the correct place. Modular rooms that are made up of four walls, four corners and central floor piece(s).

For outside terrain, a complete building that can be dropped in whereever I need it. Sections of walls, road, ground, water, etc that can be dropped in whereever I need it.

The occasional custom piece that is mostly a one time use, but I try to stay away from those since, they are one use items.

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For storage purposes I need to keep my builds as modular as possible or my game room will become overrun.

I've been building modular, but I haven't started my first campaign with wwg models yet, so until I do I won't know exactly what my build will call for. I'm waiting for the next issue of Dungeon because I decided to run the Age of Worms adventure path. It mailed on the 17th but I haven't received it yet. Wasn't in the mailbox again today, ack! I'm holding off on my builds until I see what's in store.