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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cmanos" data-source="post: 2036643" data-attributes="member: 25472">thats cool, and I think they are a very cool idea, but I'd want 4 sets....In an effort to come up with a cheap solution, I stopped at Staples ands Home Depot today.  My Staples buy consisted of 2 12"x12" dry erase tiles for $7, a dry erase marker and a permanant sharpie.  Total price $12.My Hope Depot buy consisted of a 4x8 sheet of white melamine, which the stud at Home Depot was nice enough to cut into 2 4' squares that I could fit in my car.  Total price. $12.Got home abd broke out my ruler ant the permanent marker and put a grid on the tile.  I didn't do full likes...just a "+" every inch to mark the corners of the squares.  I'm going to  let it dry overnight and see if thedry erase marker will erase the permanant marker.  I suspect it will.Also took the melamine over to my shop, put in the plywood cutting blade and chopped it up into 1' squares.  32 squares for $12.  Once I know if the dry erase marker takes off the permanant marker or not, I'm going to try putting a grid on the melamine.  Yes, while they don't interlock, they are the same size as the Tact Tiles at a fraction of the cost.now....for those who think I'm cheap.  I also ordered two molds from hirstarts.com to make plaster dungeon scenery.  Grand total for the molds alone was $70 after shipping and handling was figured in.  And there will be a lot of work ahead of me when I get the molds.Will post more on my homemade Dungeon tiles whel I know more.</blockquote>

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