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OK this wekeend i was at a game store and i saw from a distance this person hill system they were nice. Nice smooth rolling hills made out of hexagons/ and pieces. I didnt get a change to ask him before he left were he got them from. has any one seen that type of hills before the slopes are tamper too


think ther called Geo hex or something but i cant find a web site for it help please

Try here: http://www.campaign-game-miniatures.0catch.com/terrain.html

My club (at the time) used to use these for out battletech games (we used to use the BT miniatures rules, not the abstracted mapsheet ones) because we had ones with 1 1/2" hexes printed onto them.

The original makers of geohex closed up, but noble knight picked up the line:

http://www.nobleknight.com/ViewProdLine.asp_Q_ManufacturerID_E_301_A_CategoryID_E_5_A_GenreID_E_0

well its like geo hex but the regular hex pieces are 10 inches across and made out of cork/foam with tamper edges

You might allso check out:

Griffin Terrain System
"The Griffin Terrain System uses a hex-based modular mentality which allows the owner to create a variety of diorama-quality wargaming boards"

and if you wanted to do it yourself, then these TerraGenesis articles might be helpful:

Modular Hex Board
Modular Hex Boards with Hills