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I'm curious about amaera's polystyrene terrain pieces.
Anyone here have any experience with them?
Are they incredibly flimsy?
http://www.amera.co.uk/index.php

I have them and like them. They are surprisingly durable _because_ they are so flexible. The craters and amphitheater type pieces look the best imo, but some folks really like the buildings. I have a large selection of their terrain hehe. You can also use spray-foam insulation on the underside of them to make them more sturdy.

Honestly it's not that cheap to get in the US though.

Some of the guys on Age of Strife have some Amera stuff.
There's a thread here:
[url[http://www.ageofstrife.com/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=960&hilit=amera&start=60[/url]
mattjgilbert's stuff.

I have their crashed helicopter. The detail's not great (it's actually better on the underside, but that's what you pay for with vacuformed terrain.