<t>So I had to call DF today about a missing item and they were their usual on the ball "it will get right out to you" selves. I was talking to Jeff and he said how sorry he was that they screwed up my order. I told him no problem- as an apology he could tell me what the mystery set will be.<br/> <b...

<r>I actually missed this. Its up in the DF news section:<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://www.dwarvenforge.com/dwarvenforums/viewtopic.php?id=1129"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.dwarvenforge.com/dwarvenforu ... hp?id=1129">http://www.dwarvenforge.com/dwarvenforums/viewtopic.php?id=1129</LINK_TEXT></URL><b...

<t>Yeah- GF9 is kind of up there.<br/> <br/> Actually all you really needs is the "footprint" of the "legal" islands made out of thin wood or siome such and then build them up as you saw fit. I've played some pirates and also agree the islands are rather small.<br/> <br/> You could even make some re...

<r>That is very, very nice!<br/> <br/> For the lines I would suggest either grease pencil or dry-erase markers. I use them on my acrylic gaming board with no problem (but due to the uniqueness of this I would suggest testing the dry erase in a small area just in case).<br/> <br/> ALso, I would purch...

<t>Got my DF newsletter today with the Lake pictures in it... just wow. I'm already rubbing the credit cards to pre-order 3 sets<br/> <br/> ANd I love the two premium items for pre-orders- the ambushing lizardmen and the extra full up lake piece. I have 3 of the lizardmen sets so these will go well ...

<r>Good point Dante<br/> <br/> Green stuff is sticky and hard to work with especially for beginners- as well as being expensive.<br/> <br/> Basically you want to make the master out of any NON-POROUS material. I have used green stuff, lead, copper, steel, styrene, plastic bits, etc etc<br/> <br/> Fo...

<t>I do my own resin castings for things not out there also. <br/> <br/> I use the alumilite series of resins and mold rubber which can be purchased from various suppliers.<br/> <br/> Soft wood is a horrible medium for a base as the mold rubber may permeate into it, but you could always try a small ...

<r>I would be willing to modify my statement to agree with Jk- I could deal with bases so long as it did not impede other DF items.<br/> <br/> Geek- I also am interested in that felt. Over time I have had a few of them peel off/tear. I found stuff that is close but still too thick.<br/> <br/> Now fo...

<r>Where in Connecticut are you two? I am in Bethel- if you are nearby send me a PM or e-mail, and come on over! <E>:D</E><br/> <br/> ANd Jkratzer- I go down to Baltimore a few times a year to visit my daughter (she is in Owings Mills). I would *love* to see your room.<br/> <br/> As for the bases I ...

<t>Very nice!<br/> <br/> In the future you may want to consider "flying walls", basically you glue the walls to each other but NOT to the building. Then take them out as required for gaming.<br/> <br/> My buildings have flying walls and I also used masking tape to put the wall outlines on the floor....