Dungeonworks?

[JVisgaitis]

I posted this in the general forum, but figured I might have better luck here...

There used to be an old 3D supplement that consisted of plastic walls that had magnetic strips on the bottom that stuck to a metal board that had blocks painted onto it. Does anyone have any pictures of it? I really need to see a picture of one of the walls from the top for a project I'm working on. If anyone is willing, I'd certainly be interested in buying a set.

Thanks!

 

[Hand of Evil]

The company went out of business...but some images:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/sear...peg&no=16&tt=37&oid=3b565f747433c412&ei=UTF-8

 

[JVisgaitis]

Saw those. Thanks. I need to know how they join on a corner.

 

[Hand of Evil]

Did a search on threads and found this: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=32173&highlight=dungeonworks

Denny has not been active for six months but is is possible you can get in touch with him.

 

[nyrfherdr]

I don't think we're talking about the same group.
Denny Unger runs WorldWorks games. They make cardstock models for your game.
They are very much alive and working.

I don't know the company that makes the plastic dungeons.

Game ON!

 

[JVisgaitis]

No we're not. The company I am referring to was called Dungeonworks. Went out of business about 5 years ago I think.

 

[D'karr]

Saw those. Thanks. I need to know how they join on a corner.

Those pieces do not "join" per se. You put each in close proximity to the next. There is a very small visible gap at the joins. The walls are mounted on very slim hexagonal shaped magnetic platforms. At a corner the two "joining" platforms can meet at an angle to form a 90 degree join.

 

[JVisgaitis]

Got someone sending me a set. Thanks for the help!