Jst a quick example of how well the DungeonWorks accessories work with Hirst Arts bricks.  The minis are from Fortress Figures.  

The mummy priest is summoning..  eh..  something icky and gooey..
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Cool! Thank you for posting the pics Kling! Your Hirst stuff looks awesome and it makes me VERY happy to see that WorldWorks props fit in so well with your work. I’m releasing a tutorial right away called "Edging" that really gives the models a nice finish and eliminates the white cardstock fold lines. This should help to blend the models more seamlessly with your existing sets

for removing the white edge I use wood stain and a flat brush it causes the stain to go in a little and gets those edges that are hard to get with a brown felt tip pen. I also use the stain to make a shadow wash at the bottom of the prop. I'll be interested in seeing your tutorial. Also I often add thickness to the card stock to make different dimensions of the props.

For some reason I couldn't access the links, but I've been mixing Castle molds and W WG stuff for years and they do blend together well. Also adding three-dimensional items to wwg props really make them pop and look more realistic like putting a piece of cloth material and making a small pillow (baking Clay) over the beds and they also look much more realistic.