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Hi

I represent a Warhammer club here in Norway.

I created this user to spread awareness for the Norwegian Warhammer Championship on 19 - 20th of january 2013. Our main goal with this tournament is to focus on fun gaming. We want to make this a gaming event you will never forget. To help everyone we are trying to make the best possible gaming tables available. Your job is to bring your coolest army and best sportsmanship and attend.

You can check out our terrain and get more information from our tournament on our blog here: http://blog.kluffen.com

If you have any comments or questions, please feel free...

-Kluffen

Just wanted you all to know that we have now taken new and improved pictures of our terrain. Check out our new post here:

http://kluffen.wordpress.com/2012/06/17/new-and-improved-pictures-of-our-finished-terrain/

Looking great! For practical reasons I usually prefer tables with mobile pieces for varied setups, but these are really, really nice looking. Should make for some really gorgeous games.

Yes, they are very cumbersome to deal with, but the gaming experience is worth it This tournament is open to foreigners so the opportunity is there for those who would like to try it out

Wow actual line of sight blocking terrain. Good to see that for once. Terrain looks good, where do you store it? It must take up alot of space.

It really does. We are particularly lucky to have an big attic where we store them in a standing position close to each other. Otherwise this would not have worked.

To answer what wasn't a question, but a remark: yes the plates are static. But the gaming board is dived up in three plates of Styrofoam which can be placed in any order, or turned around. This gives you (if my math is correct :S) 9^2 (nine being the times the boards can be shuffled, and the squared comes from the fact that ever boards-piece can be flipped) which yields 81!!

That is a lot of combinations, and we are making every gaming board this way to mix up the game

We are very glad that you guys like our gaming boards. And if you want to play a tournament on them, Norway isn't that far away