<t>Hey all, I\'m gearing up to do another hands-on demo of the remaining pieces to be released before the end of the KS.<br/> <br/> Like before, I\'ll cover all sides of the pieces and a few of their potential uses.<br/> <br/> Beyond that, and specific issues, questions, or details anyone would like...

I\'m sorry to report that the tops of the narrow passages are not quite perfectly level. One of the points is a little short. It\'s not too killer if you\'re doing one level high. If you\'re stacking more than that, a little dot of blu-stik solves it in a jiffy. I was able to do a ton of stacking on...

To Answer Adam Hamburger\'s question from the KS Comments: \"@Nate - the \"fat stalagmite\" and \"fat rock\" ? http://oi62.tinypic.com/svrz10.jpg\" That \"fat stalagmite\" is a resin piece from one of the old caverns sets that made its way into a bunch of shot...

Maybe I\'ll re-do or overdub this video after the dust settles. So much more video content to do on this project. Need to keep forward momentum!

Next hands-on vid will be much cleaner. At the very least something that won\'t make me wince every time I see it.

<t>Sorry about the audio & general quality of the video. It couldn\'t be farther from my standards.<br/> <br/> They were doing massive construction across the street. and it was making a mind-numbing sound. Didn\'t have time to reshoot this. The whole thing is a bit of a mess. <br/> <br/> Was go...

<t>Thanks for the repost, Kitenerd. I should have posted here also, glad you took the initiative (you must have a high DEX!).<br/> <br/> A few other details I forgot to mention:<br/> <br/> - We did use some resin tiles (mostly 2x2 narrow passages) for stacking and structural support in the tall buil...

I feel like a kid on Christmas Eve...

Really nice work!

Can't wait to see one painted.

Those stairs are amazing.

I love the little changes in elevation. These sculpts really embrace the 3D nature of 3D terrain. Gorgeous.

It'll be so fun to run encounters in these caverns!

Wow the eyes on those goblins are amazing. Zoom in on the original pic and you'll see what I mean...

Nice work, thanks for sharing.