I only pointed out the wolf and goat were on rocks. If I want to use them as familiars they might travel to dungeons, forests, on ships, outer plains, etc. In those instances it would be better not to have them standing on a rock.

Agreed - the beasts and their paint jobs look great. I'd much prefer if they did not come attached to bases - especially the goat and wolf. If they are terrain agnostic I could use them anywhere, even indoors, on battlements or on ships. But as it stands, they stand ( :P ) on rocks which would look ...

Love the tiny scatter terrain items. They could be used in any setting really and most have a single colour so should be relatively cheap to turn out.

Adustus wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 9:23 pm What I was told was that we arranged a deal with DHL that was cheaper for EU customers than iParcel.

Is that the same for Australians?

International shipping is still a killer (thanks COVID!!!) but I seem to recall something called i-Parcel being mentioned ages ago as a fairly cheap option. Is this still the case or is DHL the cheapest?

I wonder if the final products will also be 3D printed. I've avoided them because of the print lines and some of the images shown in the DESIGN AND COMPATIBILITY section have them.

Grumpy Gnome wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 6:11 am So much for promising to ship our pledge in waves.

But they *are* still shipping in waves...

electricmotorcycles wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:49 pm

Adustus wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 12:17 pm ...well, this might just wind up being great advertising re: dwarvenite's indestructability.

i survived the great shipping crash and all i have to show for it is this undamaged piece of dwarvenite

DF T-shirt slogan in the making.

two columns of containers collapsed, somewhere between 30 and 130 either went into the ocean or are still on the ship but have been crushed. Lucky for us, Dwarvenite is indestructible and can't be crushed. However if it sank we'll need a Dwarvenite submarine which can survive the pressure at ocean ...