I think some of the props packs can be made rather portable. That is, they could be used in just about any set as long as it was on the right scale. So look at doing the sets in both 1" & 1.5".

I would love a Traps Set at 1.5" that I could use with Chunky Dungeon. Some things in particular would be an area where the dungeon caved in (fallen rocks, etc) that would block a path. More specifically make them drop-ins so they can be based on sprung traps. Also, it would be Ideal if they would fit in a 1 hex corridor and maybe a larger version for a 2 hex.

For Sci Fi Props Packs:

Various shipping containers,
Palettes,
Control panels,
Sensors,
Small vehicles,
Different types of engines/power plants/"plumbing"
Lab equipment
Other "sci fi-looking equipment" -- use TBD by GM,
Small portable habitats for exploration,
Robots,
Alien plants,
Miscellaneous alien architectual elements and artifacts,
Damaged doors/airlocks/hull sections
Weapons and weapon systems

... basically anything with a sci-fi look or application that can customize a set ...

Time for my pet grumble ...

Trees!

Outdoorsy fantasy camp and general travel-related stuff

Trees!

1- or 2-man and 5-plus-men tents (maybe even a pavillion)

Trees!

Wagons and carts, barrels and sacks

Trees! And more rocks!

There are a few such props scattered throughout the WWG sets; would be nice to gather them in one place and add a few missing elements (like Trees!) and make it a mini-set. Lots of little things could go into a Camping Props pack; to make it a full-fledged set it would have to have terrain and such I'd think. Of course, Denny could go all out and make a modular terrain/geomorphs set with different risers (interlocking, of course) in all sorts of textures, plus water and whatnot... Again, some of the sets have various aspects of such a set, but in a limited (and "gotta get 'em all") fashion.

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How about dollhouse furniture prop packs? Kitchen, bathroom, living room, bedroom, workshop, garage, dining room, etc etc etc.

Figured it would be worth cross-posting this from the SiegeWorks thread...

It looks like the SiegeWorks siege engines will be quite a bit larger than the standard D&D sizes. Not really surprising, since the standard D&D ballista would be a 1 inch square model (5' to a side).

Considering D&D players form a large part of WWG's clientele, I think it would be great if we could get some smaller scale siege engine models as well. Simplified as necessary for size, of course.

Likewise, it would be nice to have some miniature versions of the Maiden available for large-scale sea battles. A highly simplified model, but which forms a reasonable representation of the much more intricate full-scale Maiden. Maybe make all of the top decks out of a single piece of paper, folded in the approriate places to form the fore and aft castle. Whole think could potentially fit on a single page (or two, with the sails).

I suggested in a different thread that maybe the Masterboard tiles could be revamped in no-grid and 1.5 grid and included in appropriate prop packs...This would be a great way to include something that should take very little time to do and add much value for those of us that have been asking for them..

Maybe we can even get that angled Chunky D wall....