I think the angle is too steep

You should consider 30 degree. This is what I did years ago.

Easier storage, less material, more stability, and eaiser upscaling

<t>Good for prototyping, no more. You can't expect to make DF pieces one by one. It would cost too much.<br/> <br/> The only way it could be "viable" is to make on piece, mold it and then cast it in high strenght plaster. But even then, the cost of molding material, plaster, time and pait job would ...

Same here. I don't move them. I have my own custom storage system

Skeletons bits and pieces!

WAlls & towers, and even castles. Get 3D!

Sarcophagus, diffrentes quality and sizes, some broken, and skeleton bits and pieces.

http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/new ... 41/9e9.gif

I think it would have too much limited use. Add-ons, even scratch built one would be better

<t>Problem with those boats is that they are fixed size, not modular. I'm currently working on one that is modular and could be used to make either 1 level or 2 level boat, and go from 12 inches to 30 inches long. Width is always 6 inches<br/> <br/> Once the prototype is done, I will send picture to...

<r>I tried 45 degrees at first too, and it was not good.<br/> <br/> I did not use a specific angle, I just choose what was better to allow more mix and match possibilities, mine being modular.<br/> <br/> Here is an old template I used, you can try it <br/> <URL url="http://www.crioux.ca/Scan10004.jp...