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Came across this 48-page pdf, billed as "An UNOFFICIAL, fan-made campaign for Games Workshop’s SPACE HULK, with missions drawn from on EA’s PC game "

Nicely put together for a WIP, with maps made using CRasterImage's tilesystem, spanning 2 campaigns and 16 missions, tweaked to work with 1 set of Space Hulk 3E. More missions are expected, to complete the second campaign.

Find it here... http://www.mediafire.com/?40a3nmbiohl

Wow, some of those maps look pretty instense. I'm not even sure i have enough pieces to make them all... might have to break out the scanner and make a few copies. Other than that, awesome find, gonna have fun.

Looks like this guy has put some of the larger 3-wide tiles from Deathwing and Genestealer into the Hulk Tile program. Clever.

This is a very well put-together campaign book and surely a must for anyone looking for extended SH play- many thanks to the creator of this if they are reading.

However I do think the Deathwing/Genestealer large tiles were already a part of CRaster's tile program, I've made a great many maps using this excellent program and always feature the larger tiles- I don't think it's something the creator of this campaign added to the existing program.

Yeah, I found them. I just had an older version that only had the 3e tiles. Not I just need to modify the files to reflect that I have more than the standard sets, and we're good to go.

The other cool thing is that I found the DOOM Boardgame Files for the same tile system. The DOOM tiles are fantastic, and we've been using them in Dark Heresy quite a bit. I've been doing layouts in Excel, which is fine, but time consuming. With this now it won't take as long.

It's certainly a great system and a credit to the creator. I'm actually kind of surprised with that kind of enthusiasm and talent behind it that there isn't a more coherent Space Hulk fanbase with more high quality material like this supplement available. I suppose I should quit complaining and get creating!