Hex Master hexagon terrain

[quozl]

You print them yourself. The nice thing about it is that you can print however many you want. The bad thing is that you have to pay for the materials.

[Fat Dragon Games]

Yep, you download the PDf and print at home. The advantage of this format is you can make as many of these pieces as you want.

[Greyelephant]

Do you usually print them out on card stock? I want to see these dungeon settings you speak of.

[Cavalier]

Originally Posted by Greyelephant

Do you usually print them out on card stock? I want to see these dungeon settings you speak of.

Yup. I have their EZHeros (great for MarvelScape) and a couple of their standard dungeon sets. Browse around the site, their stuff is amazing and they often offer sample sets from time to time.

[Fat Dragon Games]

Here is a free beginners Guide that answers most questions on what you need to build our models:

http://www.fatdragongames.com/images...o_Modeling.pdf

[Sokol]

These look pretty cool, Fat Dragon Games. Nice ideas.

[Carnival Man]

Those are very nice, thanks for paying some attention to 'Scape terrain FTG! I don't suppose you could put a one or two hex sample in your site's free section? I've never done this type of paper art & would love to give it a try (I just hope my printer takes the stock paper required.)

[CheddarLimbo]

Wow! This is a terrific product!

I just read the Beginner's Guide and it seems very approachable. I especially like the attention to detail, and the customization made available through the Layer system. Very cool!

OB

[Doc_Savage]

These are a great idea and I'm sure the photoshoppers will make all kinds of amazing stuff.

Great work, Fat Dragon!

[Fat Dragon Games]

Thanks for the kind words all. Please let me know what you'd like to see in future sets- if any of you stop by our forums you'll see that most of our model sets are the result of customer requests.

[Kepler]

Originally Posted by Fat Dragon Games

Thanks for the kind words all. Please let me know what you'd like to see in future sets- if any of you stop by our forums you'll see that most of our model sets are the result of customer requests.

It would be nice to see some 1.5" grid tiles.

[Just_a_Bill]

Very excited about this. I've been watching the professional gaming papercraft suppliers and just waiting for somebody to tap the Heroscape market. Bought your first set late last night, sight unseen (before I knew there was a discount) because I want to do my part to support this line of development. Can't wait to get home and start printing and folding.

Here's a very cheap, simple way you could make a lot of your existing designs accessible to Heroscapers: build a set of printable adaptors that lock your existing designs onto Heroscape tiles. I am chomping at the bit to use orthogonal buildings on my hexagonal maps, and all I really need to make me desperately want lots of Dragonshire is for you to design some adaptors and make them freely downloadable. Here's a (quick, rough) concept sketch of one possible way they could be designed:



The green part (which would have various nice grass/gravel/dirt designs on top and sides) locks cleanly onto the tiles, and the brown (all blank) is intended for Dragonshire buildings to slide down onto (I picked a really crappy view angle here, but I'm sure you guys are smart enough to see where I'm going with this — probably already thought of it yourselves — and design something even better than what I have in my head.) There would need to be a series of adaptors to accommodate different building sizes, with two orientations for each building footprint (since at any given time I might want to orient the front face of the building one of two different ways on a hex grid: "with the grain" or "against the grain").

Does that all make sense?

Build those and I instantly become a new Dragonshire customer!

Other scapers, if you haven't seen Dragonshire you need to take a look — they are gorgeous. (And no, I have no relationship with Fat Dragon other than I bought my first product from them last night.)