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FYI I did get the mega set (8 sets) plus traded for 1 and with the 1 I bought I have 10.

Alas I got them just before the big move so it'll be a bit longer before I can show them off.

And longer still till I can use them in a game...

Kroothawk wrote:The half high walls are not enough for me to create a 3d illusion.

Agreed.

CT GAMER wrote:

Kroothawk wrote:The half high walls are not enough for me to create a 3d illusion.

Agreed.

Gotta say I've used the Dwarven Forge sets with the full sized walls and it does get annoying trying to move models.

Fantastic review, K_K. This is ace content.

That said, the product doesn't do much for me. The half walls kind of kill it, especially seeing how those termies kind of "hang out." At that rate, a high-quality printed game mat is just as good -- although, strangely, probably much harder to find/make.

I think that looks like a great deal. AND it costs less than a box of 10 marines does. Nice review.