Great idea.

Oldmanwillow wrote:

The Alex drawers look nice what are they made from?




They are IKEA, so you\'re talking laminate here. Not as indestructible as metal, but not anywhere the weight, either.

It\'s inexpensive, very mobile, and holds lots and lots of sets.

Ehhh...I\'m a little underwhelmed.

Ok, I\'m kidding.

That\'s INCREDIBLE! That\'s a huge amount of casting work to produce all of that, and it really pays off.

Your lighting effects really compliment it as well.

Great work!

Very useful!


I have an ALEX drawer from IKEA .



As a bonus, it\'s on casters so I can roll it from room to room - useful for me since I store my DF in my office but wheel it out to the dining room where we game.

It looks good! I like how you furnished it. I especially like the banner. How did you attach it?

Aubrey wrote:

I was stunned to find that she got me Gary\'s personal copy from the estate sale


That\'s very cool.

Awesome!

Sad to hear that. My mother-in-law passed away not long ago and the loss is very real. My respects to Stefan.

Lork wrote: FWIW, the reason Stefan\'s design solves this is because the extending bevels on both the corner piece and on the \"T\" wall prevent them from being used together or in combination with normal Game Tiles to create a chamber instead of a passage. Which is why I don\'t like the ...

Lork wrote: The current Dungeon Tiles set is something that my four-year-old daughter can use successfully to realize things that are in her head and have it look good. That\'s how simple-to-use everything that goes into Dungeon Tiles should be, in my opinion. Agreed. For my part, I own some of the...

Thomarillion wrote:

Hi there,


The only people selling painted models with my permission are YanSolo (from France) and KingGames (from Denmark). They buy the items regularly at my shop, paint and sell them.



Good to know! I hate it when recasters try to take a bite of someone's small business.