I have most of my Dwarven Forge pieces in plastic tubs like these. Up to three for KSIII already, and I haven't even stored my sewers:



I wish I had room for drawer units that would make everything more accessible, but these do the job at least.

Great setup! The deluxe balconies and gables really help make each townscape look unique, I'm finding.

I also said I wanted these tiles, but I don't think I could justify it at that price. As others have said, that's about double the price per tile as the Water Caverns set, despite the open water tiles being the most straightforward to produce.

"You son of a bitch! You moved the cemetery, but you left the bodies, didn't you?"

I bet you could sell and ship some of those to people here in the USA for a modest profit. The fact that they are pre-cut to a usable size is pretty cool. Shipping cost may be prohibitive though. Totes. I've been looking around for a local supplier. The nearest thing I've found is floral blocks. Th...

Great idea! Gardens are one thing my cities lack right now...

Love your street tile paint job, by the way. They're going to look fantastic once they're all done.

pacarat wrote:Purchased online by chance? If so, do you have a link?

I bought them from a webstore here in Japan, but I'm guessing they don't ship overseas:
http://item.rakuten.co.jp/handsman/6147380/

You might be able to find similar bricks local to you, though.

That looks fantastic! I never considered using the bridge of valor as a ground level bridge.

GODofwar wrote:50mm is perfecc. How cheap are they?

The 200mm x 100mm x 50mm bricks were a little under a dollar each, and the 50mm cubes were 4 for the same price.

Really, really different than my 2x2.5' plywood solution. I may like yours better. Are your spacers 50mm ? Asking b/c I have a pile of inserts for my figure carriers that are 50mm thick.... Yes, the bricks are 200mm x 100mm x 50mm thick. I also have some 50mm x 50mm cubes, but couldn't get them in ...