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Hey Dakka!

This is going to seem really nit-picky, but hear me out.

I've built a table with 4'x4' set inlay, so i can put in interchangeable "tiles" for different terrain. And so when I saw that the Necromunda tiles were the same as Zone Mortalis, I was super excited. HOWEVER, the tiles are only 11.5"x11.5", as opposed to 1'x1'. So 16 of those tiles don't actually fill out 4'x4', and it leaves a gap.

My question is, are the Zone Mortalis tiles also only 11.5"x11.5", or are the Necro. tiles actually slightly smaller?

cheers,
Jpog

While i dont have an answer to this i can tell you this would also drive me insane

Haha and I gave myself 0.5' of space in my inlay, but it means there is 2.5" or space. Which is a lot in this game. It's sorta frustrating.

I think I'll need to find another alternative to the FW tiles.

Have you considered creating a 1" border around 4 tile blocks to "weld" them together?

 Stormonu wrote:
Have you considered creating a 1" border around 4 tile blocks to "weld" them together?

Add that missing inch as “air vents for Genestealers to pop out of.

I bought some tiles off ebay and was very dissapointed to see that they werent 1’x1’. I just dont understand the design decisions that GW makes sometimes. Why in the holy blue hell wouldnt make them 1’ square?!?

Tthe actual zone mortalis tiles are 12”x12” according to their product page.

Measure the box. Is there a reason for it there?