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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: beefcake on 11 June 2014, 08:49:08 PM
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2087444096/pop-up-miniature-terrain-kit
These look great and are a really excellent price. They take resin minis on the top of them well but I don't think they would stand a Metal Giant on top. Still a great concept especially for the fact that you can fold it up and store it safely in small places.
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Neat idea, but $35 for the full kit plus an estimated $54 shipping :o The actual cost of which you don't find out until after they have taken your pledge money,
Umm, no thanks.
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:o Didn't notice that. Not for me then. Great concept still. PDF Version might not be so bad. Print and maybe mount on dome MDF.
EDIT: Actually after a second look it's $54 for 2 packs of it (or assembled which is all gone) and $25 for one pack. Which makes me wonder, why not just but 2 packs with 2 different accounts and pay 2x $25 shipping? That would save a little cash.
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It reminds me of the old Paddington Bear series. ;)
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Internationals will probably just want the $15 PDF level.
Also, DriveThruRPG has PDF paper terrain, with many free samples. They currently have a 10th anniversary sale on bundles.
For US domestics, the KS has passed the free Norse village set! Six sets for $32 printed! You still need to provide foamcore and assemble.
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Rocky Field unlocked!
Viking Village detail:
(https://s3.amazonaws.com/ksr/assets/002/184/593/b01ac69c15d4065fdc4795c659dd944c_large.jpg?1403561674)
Color available!
(https://s3.amazonaws.com/ksr/assets/002/184/607/e81b76a426600849b91e71182edc35d4_large.jpg?1403561818)
Only nine more pledges until the forest hex!
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I'm usually not a huge fan of paper buildings or print-yourself maps and tiles. And I will hardly use any of those terrain as I have already tons of better stuff here. Still I like the "pop-up" idea very very much (I always loved pop-up books too!), it looks good in the video and the artwork is nice. And for sure it's going to be fun to build it with the kids! The postage is a bummer (for people overseas) so I'm in for the PDFs.
3 days left for kickstarting!
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I think this terrain fits if it is used exclusively, with cardboard standees in the same sepia hand drawn style, to create small, focused scenarios that have a diorama quality to them. I don't think it would looks good mixed with normally painted miniatures and other terrain pieces.
Somehow it reminds me of that great terrain table I saw here long ago that looked like a 1920s German Expressionist cinema movie, I wish I could find the thread.
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Does anybody have more pictures of this stuff?