<t>I just got my first box with 2 DoE sets today (the other box is still with customs I think).<br/> I haven't unpacked everything yet, but the pieces are even better than in the web piccies.<br/> <br/> And I only had to pay taxes on my new toys and not on the shipping charges, so I am really happy ...

You have seen Heresy's Occulak:
http://www.heresyminiatures.com/images/pages/hm016.htm

Thanks. I'll probably get hooked. I am waiting for a big pile of DoE, and if those meet my expectations I'll probably buy some more and some cavern stuff as well.

That's good to know. However, I haven't any plans for the near future to use the ferry. My next trip will be to Warfare (in November?), and that'll be by plane.

Sorry about that. I just though I'd add my opinion to the appropriate thread.

This only happens with the 2x2 pieces or also with some cavern pieces? I'll need to check the pile of dwarvenforge at my club I guess.

<t>Not in any particular order:<br/> 1. sewers, probably in the current 'standard' fantasy style, with a transition to caverns/river/lake<br/> 2. crypt (including graves in walls), 'standard' style, or DoE<br/> 3. mine, but this is covered by Ainsty<br/> 4. gothic dungeons, but this is covered by Hi...

Just to chime in: let them go the way of the dodo. We use a cloth covered table anyway.

Ummm, it isn't inflatable, right? How do you store it. Here in Holland we wouldn't even contemplate building something like this.
Love the detail though.

No offense meant. I might just have been lucky. I think most on packages from the USA marked as either 'toy trains' or miniatures I only had to pay VAT. If I had to pay at all. It seems like anything under US$100 is just a lottery if it is not a high profile item like dvd's or electronics.