I ordered these adhesive magnet squares to try with my KS1 pieces. https://www.amazon.com/Extra-Strength-Magnet-Squares-3M-Adhesive/dp/B06Y13B934/ref=sr_1_1?s=office-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1499527401&sr=1-1&keywords=Extra-Strength+Magnet+Squares For those who want an alternative to mag...

William, it looks like I will be painting roofs now

As for a reflective surface, I chose the white color because I wanted the light to defuse / spread out, but it is definitely worth a shot.

I was playing with my new LED Illuminated Floor add-on and I notice that the Magic Circle’s crystals were rather dim. I thought I would share a simple modification to improve its illumination: As is, the dark dwarvenite absorbs much of the light, so just paint the bottom of the Magic Circle white in...

I have ordered some from the internet but they are not as thin as the city builder ones. I will post if I find something that is just as thin.

The Shadowlord

Does anybody know were I can buy the rubber pads used in the City Builder's tiles? I had several fall off and I was thinking of using them for the Castle walls.

Thank you,

The Shadowlord

@Biowizard It really depends on the application. The sheets are definitely useful for removing whole floors at once. As mentioned in my previous post, I used foam boards with felt, which made it easy to move rooms without having to worry about sliding. Although I didn't use it for elevation purposes...

I didn’t like using the dwarven columns to support my KS3 crenellations because: 1) They take up precious space on the floor below. 2) The crenellations are not stable and shifted easily. Therefore I came up with an alternative solution using ultra-thin Velcro. I considered drilling magnets, but I h...

I just wanted to share the battery holder I used to make this mod: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E0JQXIA/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It has a slim profile and worked the best out of all there other holders I found. I also found small flickering LEDs (smaller then the Tea Lig...

Thank you, I hope your players enjoy it! If you put a sealer on the tile before adding the glow in the dark paint it might make it easier to remove. Personally I don't plan on remove the glow in the dark paint. If you want to use the normal tiles in the dark, you can always take out the marked tiles...

Very cool! These would look even better if they glowed with magic

http://dwarvenforge.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=6678

-The Shadowlord