Brvheart - I prefer them without grids, personally. Glad you appreciated the feedback.

TT - I would try this: http://youtu.be/gNRCb_NdhE8. Paper towels and white glue. One could add wire/armature if concerned about durability.

<t>Great work everybody. I\'m very impressed. <br/> <br/> Brvheart, a lot of RPGers who use terrain and minis prefer a grid for counting movement and spell effects, etc. storage of a 2\'x2\' board might also be an issue for some. I really like the creativity and quality of work that went into your p...

Zenmaster.

Thank you for putting my thoughts into words. Without this thread\'s contributors, and as you say, the entire community, I would be lost in a sea of trial and error.

Thank you all so much.
LT

OMG it\'s full of stars!!

Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Stefan.

Congratulations on your accomplishment, Galahad.
Just FYI - I find two sets in a bag with an add on or three is about all most bags can take, and about as much asi want to lift.
I'm using a "fabric" tool bag with pretty heavy stitching.

Thanks Jason.
It sounds really badass.
Sorry I missed it

<r>Jason, <br/> These are very creative, inspiring and unique set ups. <br/> <br/> I'm going to steal them <E>:)</E>. Maybe not the Mage tower -although that would certainly make my players think!<br/> <br/> The pics show enough detail for me to build them <E>:)</E><br/> <br/> That seems like a lot ...

Amazing work.
Quite the effort - but I can imagine the result is COMPLETLY worth it.
Thanks for sharing.

I wondered what that was!
I thought perhaps it was a flight stand made from a prescription bottle. But a dice cup makes much more sense.