quick question about master maze/dwarven forge

[paulewaug]

I've been thinking for a while now about getting some.

I am wondering if "based" miniatures, 2 figs, fit pretty comfortably
side by side in a "10 foot wide" corridor ?

The "usual sized" bases,
i.e. Games Workshop WHFB square bases and Reaper's Warlord square bases. (@1", 25mm I think?)



Also have you found this to add a worthwhile element to your games when it is in "tactical mode?"

thanks!

 

[pogre]

I am wondering if "based" miniatures, 2 figs, fit pretty comfortably side by side in a "10 foot wide" corridor?

Yes, but some GW figs hang on over there bases, e.g. Black Orcs - those do not fit as well.

Also have you found this to add a worthwhile element to your games when it is in "tactical mode?"

Absolutely - you're going to love it for dungeon delving. It is a fun toy!

Even if you decide you do not like it, the resale value on these sets is pretty solid.

 

[paulewaug]

excellent!
thanks pogre!

 

[MrFilthyIke]

excellent!
thanks pogre!

I'll give a second to it...

It's solid, well built, and beautiful.

And it'll sell well, as stated above.

 

[Mista Collins]

And if you don't like having to settle for whatever you cn buy from Dwarven Forge or Master Maze, I recommend going to Hirst Arts Website and taking a look. This company sells molds for creating your own dungeons. I bought a bunch of these things at GenCon this year and I love them. It allows me to create exactly what I need, and also allows me to create things above ground like ruined temples and castles. It is really nice. Plus it gives you something to do if you are bored and enjoy painting and crafting.

I give this company 5 Wombats out of Five.