Hey magsman, I like your new avatar better than the last one. That other one was just too weird looking.

Hello, first post, I've just purchased Caveworks, Castleworks: Ultimate, and Interior Combo, really looking forward to working on these with my daughter for our D&D games.

I'm a photographer and have a lot of different types of paper here, have been trying to find one similar to the paper used for the D&D Map Folio 3-D kit, which I bought in hardcopy. None of the paper that I have, up to 300 gsm (or g/m2) is as stiff, although some is thicker (such as the 300 gsm). I did a bit of research and learned that the conversion depends on the type of paper: http://www.inkjetart.com/weight.html

Does anyone have experience with Epson Premium Luster or Ultrasmooth Fine Art? Moab Entrada 300? Breathing Color Elegance? I like the idea of using fine art matte papers because they won't be all shiny and brand new looking, although the paper absorbs a lot more ink than the Premium Luster. It may also buckle more in humid Connecticut. So maybe Premium Luster is the way to go.

Has anyone used the Georgia Pacific with Epson Ultrachrome inks? Given that many ink/paper combinations fade and/or color shift quickly unless sealed, I'm worried about putting a lot of time into a model that will fade within the year.

Thanks,
Epona_Jade