Hi Denny,
thanks for the great work - I really love your work.
But I kind of have a problem - the metric world over here in Europe uses the standard paper size A4, which is widthwise smaller and heightwise larger. The problem is, that with 1:1 printout, I am losing parts of the  modell.
The only way I have figured out is to actually shrink larger pages to A4 size. Which of course poses new problems.
I would greatly appreciate, if you would consider to maybe do more pages rather than stuffing them completely in your futur projects.

Sorry about that Gatemaster. I do however have a clear warning at the bottom of the purchase page stating that the models are optimized to the 8 1/2 by 11 inch standard. That said, have you read your included "Beginners Guide"? There are some cropping tips in there that might fix your problem.  The Adobe crop tool has fixed simular issues for other European users. Any other "over seas" users out there that can give Gatemaster a hand? Let me know how things turn out.

Thanks for the infos Denny...
Yes I read all the infos and didn't want to complain.... (neither want my money back - everything is more than worth it:))
Just wanted to state a wish for the futur. If pages are not as cramped, it propably wouldn't be a problem for any system (Well the towers and walls take up most of the page). It would increase page-size - but could that be a problem?
The castle I printed in >Shrink larger pages to paper size < it scales everything down somewhat - but you can't see it, as everything is smaller( maybe 5%).
Thanks for any other ideas.
And Denny: Get the Monsterworks going! I am looking forward to that....  :D

Ouch CastleWorks  :-[ ...Its not that its a bad model set visually its just that it was the first project I worked on. Its age is definatly showing and the margins are not universally friendly. The other sets make much better use of page space (trust me). CastleWorks was a great learning tool for me but it will more than likely be phased out all together with the release of "CastleWorks Ultimate". Thats mainly why its only $5.00 at the moment

If you have any other questions or need help with anything please dont hesitate to ask.

Actually, I have to say in all honesty I prefer to have the page 'packed' with stuff - although at the moment I can get away with printing this stuff at work, the time will come I am sure when this is no longer an option. When that happens, I'll probably end up having to go to Kinkos or similar, where it's 99c a page for colout prints! From that POV the more on the page the better.....

Just out of curiousity, does everyone else print at home/work, or does anyone use a printing service? Just wondering how that all works out.

I am sympathetic to the plight of non-US residents as I'm originally from the UK myself but I moved to the US in 2001, and I can see where a decision has to be made and I guess the US market makes up the larger proportion of sales. Am I right, Denny?

Well - the mass market might be in the US, but why not just keep to a max paper size of 8,26 inch by 11 inch. That would satisfy the whole world... (Papersizewise  8))
Size comparison:
A4: 8,26 x 11,68
Letter: 8,50 x 11
So just stay in papersize 8,26 x 11 and everything will be ok.