How About Some 3-D Tiles?
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The thing I hated about the Map Folio 3-D and free fold-up paper models were the lack of instructions.... It caused me no end to my frustration. (Did anyone ever figure out how to get the bridge to go together?)
I almost gave up on carstock modeling until I found World Works Games.
They not only had better looking models (and a larger variety) but they had instructions that made it easy to build everything.
I almost gave up on carstock modeling until I found World Works Games.
They not only had better looking models (and a larger variety) but they had instructions that made it easy to build everything.
I use a mix of stuff...paper, plastic & metal minis get used alongside styrofoam, plastic and other surroundings.
I own a lot of Dwarven Forge, but only use it for BIG battles and/or minis combat games. Usually, its just the battlemat and ink.
However, I also use a lot of stuff I find in hobby stores- they're full of things like trees, hills, etc. for the train hobbyists, dioramists and the like. Water? I bought some sheer blue fabric to drape on the battlemat.
I own a lot of Dwarven Forge, but only use it for BIG battles and/or minis combat games. Usually, its just the battlemat and ink.
However, I also use a lot of stuff I find in hobby stores- they're full of things like trees, hills, etc. for the train hobbyists, dioramists and the like. Water? I bought some sheer blue fabric to drape on the battlemat.
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