I have a Rotary tool and was wondering what bit most people use to carve into game tiles. I want to give my hand a try at adding some lights to them. So looking to cave the bottoms out to put the light kits in. Also any videos out there about going about doing this ?

I can respect that.

I am in the same boat as you dndgamer I was working on a order that was around $1700.00 was still thinking of adding a few more things. Had to go out of town for a family emergency over the week end to come back and find it sold out already.

You could also always get a bunch of HeroClix minis prime and paint them and just cut them up as needed. This is a cheep way to get tons of body parts.

I would say go with unpainted. Painting the tiles is not hard at all and you will get more bang for your buck that way. It may take a little time to paint them all but what I did was set up a table in front of the TV and just painted a little each night.

Mine are at the post office I was not home to sign for them But these look great cant wait to get mine now also.

When you do a set up like this do you cove any of it up or is it all exposed to the players at once. That and did you move the tower levels out the way if not how did anyone move there minis around in the lower levels ?

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