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Has any one here tried this stuff? Some of it that I had seen at Gen Con looked pretty cool but im not sure how it would hold up in reality. If any one has some stories or tips to share about it myself and im sure some others would be thrilled to hear it.

I've used some of it for some Infinity (but mine is made from thicker card (300gsm) and sturdy enough for metal models.

(Got a cd of it in a Rezolution starter box).

edit: Mine is based and stacked into a 50l storage tub (with lid) like all of my other terrain. I used the thick card because I had it available.

I print mine on 100 pound card stock and it holds up fine if stored properly(not thrown into a box,etc.). The graphics are top notch and I own a lot of their Streets of Mayhem line for zombie apocalypse gaming. Base your buildings on foam-core, it will hold up better.

They have new stuff called Terra Clips coming soon. They seem quite durable and modular. It's designed for Malfaux but useful for most any system.

Got pushed back, sadly. The first run samples weren't holding up well enough.