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Would you be interested in cheap terrain (and if yes, what types)?
Yes, I would be interested in all of those listed.
Yes, I would be interested in prebuilt plastic.
Yes, I would be interested in DIY Lego-style.
Yes, I would be interested in cardboard.
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Just wondering if there's any real interest in very cheap (<£5/£10) terrain? I have a supplier who has a wide range of historical stuff and I might shove up a store front for it. It wouldn't be primarily miniatures focused but I'm not really certain you can get this stuff anywhere. A lot of it would be DIY so you'd have to put it together yourselves.

Primarily wondering if there's interest in plastic, DIY Lego-style or cardboard and at what scales.

Pictures below.

Plastic Prebuilt
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Cardboards
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I don't know that I have any use for it, but I love the look of that walled Japanese household.

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 AlexHolker wrote:
I don't know that I have any use for it, but I love the look of that walled Japanese household.


There's a couple of those I could offer with similar styles. They do look absolutely gorgeous.

 Bottle wrote:
I voted cardboard because I love some of the old GW cardboard terrain, but after looking at the pics, it looks too complicated.

The cheap plastic looks awesome. You could paint right over the top of it to weather it and make it look less like a toy.


One of the worries I have is the lack of ability to just whack the terrain out, so you're completely right. It's more the sort of stuff you'd have to keep in a set location to reuse.

Yeah, the cheap plastic is excellent. The selection is much less, especially medieval focused.

 
   
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Where is that... Not-Lego thing from? I'd like to see the line of those figures...

I have a use for that.



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Definitely liking the cardboard stuff, and I could see a use for the plastic stuff.

Got enough Legos personally to not need rip-offs to build things.

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