My issue with 3D printing is simple: it's a slippery slope....You can keep making trees and grasslands and huts and boulders until you are living in a mountain of terrain and breathing through a makeshift snorkel that pokes out of the top of a pile. Have you seen my gameroom!?! We need multiple sno...

GG, I respectfully disagree. 3D printing and MDF dominates Sci-Fi gaming in the states (setting 40K to the side as its own genre). I have a ton of line-free, high quality scatter terrain that I have bought from companies like Imperial Terrain. Link: https://www.legionterrain.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiA1MCrB...

I think the difference is that to play GW games officially, you must use those high priced GW minis. My weakness is LOTR, so I have helped the Nottingham econmomy extensively. For terrain, high prices have no compelling case other than its suitability to what a gamers wants. US gamers of a certain v...

I occassionally find doubles, triplicates, and even quads of the same yet to be painted unique minis. Disturbing? Yes!

If I was doing it, I would make the tracks removable, but have subtle rocky knubs that would keep the tracks from wiggling around.

Here's the link: https://gamefound.com/en/projects/dwarv ... %3D.W4mvB8

These are nice looking pieces. It will be interesting to see it demoed with 40K, SW Legion, and Shatterpoint miniatures. I used the resin stuff with 25mm Stargrunt and the SW Miniatures game and the doors were short, but adequete. Great to see DF returning to the genre. Do these biscuit together?

I like Deep Cuts Muddy Fields. Its a good match for Wildlands. That said, in photographs the shades don't match the same way they do on person. Here is an example: viewtopic.php?t=11266&hilit=Fiw#p176604

Nice swampy stuff. RB, following your Flickr links has me asking, what are "Mistess Medusa's Dominatrix Coven"? Can you hire them?

It would be great for a Captain Phillips game. MBA makes Somali speedboats to chase it.