I would love models to use for Cthulhu games. Like a 20's-30's new england creepy coastal town and also any western stuff. Ghost town settings for games like Deadlands and they could also be used for non horror influenced western games.

Welcome to the forums, Jamesban!

I'd love to see more Lovecraftian scenery myself. It can be useful for modern settings as well as the early 1900's.

hmm...do i detect the faint whiff of threadromancy? Must be me!

I'd love to see some Victorian/lovecraftian buildings and bits. The crumbling deserted churches, boarded up windows on empty buildings...or, for the RPG players among us, some statuettes in a 1:1 scale? its a lot easier (and a lot cooler) to hand over a model of some horrific gribbly than try to explain it.

or

$300 each! bargain, i'll have two

great film as well

I saw the Dunwhich Horror on tv a couple of nights ago. That creepy old house and and sacrifical altar would be nice as well, IMHO.

No rush, i can wait

Yay!! Someone else has seen Dagon! I thought i imagined seeing it...turns out i've lost the dvd (that priestess was a bit of a fox...shame about the whole tentacle thing )

Seen it, loved it, own the DVD, too.

And I would love to see something like that fishermen village from Dagon in cardstock, too!

I couldn't be happier. I'm so trembling with anticipation, that I almost can't paint

No, really, I'm very eager to see what's up the sleeves of the designers!

Please keep us udated by all means!!!

Brilliant. Thanks guys.

I think you guys are missing the point!

If there is ANYTHING C'thulhu-wise that WWG absolutely *MUST* do...
It is an R'LYEH set-piece!!!

Why?!

..."It is my life's ambition to be driven 'stark raving mad'. by the
assembly-instructions of a 'non-euclidean geometry' cardstock
cityscape set-piece."


(Right on!)

*HEH HEH* I just want to see them attempt to engineer it!
(Luckily... according to the game... people who are ALREADY
insane, CAN'T be driven insane again. So, they are safe that
way.)