Very cool, very big, very expensive, a not very conducuve to DF terrain ... unless you are playing giants.

Merry Christmas! Finger off the trigger, but thumb on the selector no doubt!

A very whimisical mix. Airships are always enchanting.

Theres a good deal.

I backed the recent Second Dynasty Traveller Small Craft KS. Its for STLs or physical prints. Its the only way to get 3D ships that match the lore. The DF offering will be good for modular. generic stuff, but custom STLs fit a sweet spot.

I ended up buying painted. I did Wildlands unpainted - still not finished. I have less time than money. ;-(

ROTA was a lovely thing. Too bad it has left us. Glad I have what I bought after KS3. Then ROTA, Catacombs, DoE, MBS, and the other lovely resin stuff was still pretty available.

My issue with 3D printing is simple: it's a slippery slope....You can keep making trees and grasslands and huts and boulders until you are living in a mountain of terrain and breathing through a makeshift snorkel that pokes out of the top of a pile. Have you seen my gameroom!?! We need multiple sno...

GG, I respectfully disagree. 3D printing and MDF dominates Sci-Fi gaming in the states (setting 40K to the side as its own genre). I have a ton of line-free, high quality scatter terrain that I have bought from companies like Imperial Terrain. Link: https://www.legionterrain.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiA1MCrB...

I think the difference is that to play GW games officially, you must use those high priced GW minis. My weakness is LOTR, so I have helped the Nottingham econmomy extensively. For terrain, high prices have no compelling case other than its suitability to what a gamers wants. US gamers of a certain v...

I occassionally find doubles, triplicates, and even quads of the same yet to be painted unique minis. Disturbing? Yes!