My First Light-Spaceship is halfbuild hidden under my bed.
The stack of Manor sides are stored in a large envelope at my work space
I didnt even bother to print out the maiden or Mars station.
And now come this set. ARGHHHHHHH
Its not fair. I dont have time to build all this AWESOME stuff!

I can just see this set sitting in my Mayhem build - will look so cool!

BTW - how about WWG setting up a miniatures division? (Hint! Hint! Uses Jedi mind trick on Denny)

UNHOLY CRAP!

This set is totally, freaking me out!

It is a MUST-HAVE!

Thanks Matt... you are a god among us poor mortals (or should I say demon?)

Can't........wait.......to.......SketchUp.......that.....monster......

Damn cool!

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Just going through the instructions - Mine blowing!


It got me thing about ... this would sooo work for this style of building! Esp. the kitbash ruins as the rubble would "pop" from the floor.


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

Sorry for the double post.

Looking at the windows.... Matt I know that it's too late but any chance of getting the Walls/windows with an option to print without the panes - ie save ink on the colour glass that will be discarded.

I know WWG doesn't do layering in the pdfs for this would have to be done with a second set of walls.... making the file bigger again.


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

Matt, I hope you get paid well cuz your stuff is pure gold!

Nice idea, Lord_Abbadon, on the window situation. Maybe this is already in the plans...


By the way, on the name Cathedrae Noctis, I'm supposing it's thought to mean "Cathedral of the Night," but a cathedra is actually a bishop's chair that sits in his church which in English is now known as a Cathedral. The Latin to refer to such a church is "ecclesia cathedralis" (literally Church of the Chair). "Cathedrae Noctis" literally means "Chairs of the Night."

Perhaps "Ecclesia Noctis" would be more accurate in this context. Of course, "ecclesia" and "cathedral" are Christian usages, another issue in using either word for this latest "Hellworks" installment.

My 2 cents.

While not into the Hellworks theme, the set is becoming a must-have! So many things I can do with this as a central building in a WW2 town for skirmish games. And the kitbashing instructions for ruins! Excellent. I like the dead body on the pew. Sort of looks like some of the church meetings I've been to recently.

Tom