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Nice looking, and nicely priced laser cut terrain for 25-32mm and 15mm games.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1141913215/impudent-mortals-gaming-terrain?ref=live

Interesting, and actually reasonably cheap. Will keep an eye on this.

These do look nifty, if rather a PITA to assemble. I'm still reeling from past kickstarters, but I will keep an eye on this one.

I've been hoping for something like Puzz3D terrain to come out. Foam would have made this a nobrainer for me, but the use of fiberboard is less appealing.

Will stay tuned.

 Makaleth wrote:
Interesting, and actually reasonably cheap. Will keep an eye on this.

You do need some terrain. This might be good for you.

I'd love some as well, but I'd have no where to put it!

Yeah, this and the 3d tile kickstarter I am looking at. If this had top sections (like railings) I would be all over it

Some more creative architectural styles than I expected. Cool stuff! Not sold yet, but will be keeping my eye on it...

The designs are a little 2D compared to other laser cut buildings.

Event something simple like a 1mm detailing sheet etched to give a little depth to the flat building sides would go a long way to make these a lot more interesting.

The relatively simplistic box designs also don't help; by far and away the best designs there are the one with split line warehouse style roof and the church with the holes in it as they are more than just simple boxes.

Though with a few minor improvements and keeping a relatively low price I think there will be a market for this kind of less complex terrain for people who just want to fill up the table for not too much money.

It looks like a great product. Cheap, good looking and most importantly collapsible. (Although I guess technically all terrain is collapsible, but it's nice to have terrain that un-collapses)

If I had money, I'd definitely invest. I might scrape something together towards the end of the kickstarter.