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He All,

I know there is a site who sells paper scenery.
Just can't seem to find the link

It was something like Worldworks or something....

Please help

http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/

I don't like their product at all. Well, not for the gaming I do, anyway. The terrain is FAR too 'busy' for my liking. Way too much going on. It seems like all the stuff just melts into everything else. Blah. Plus, the website leave much to be desired. The pictures are pretty bad, in my opinion.



Ghidorah

this stuff is amazing. If you take your time and use a sturdy product, this stuff will last for quite some time. However, if you suck at putting models together, this stuff will make you want to pull out your hair. It's definately not for beginners, but, with a bit of extra cash, a printer and glue, you can have a full town for your games in no time.

Their are also several sites with free (considering you are Dutch too) buildings:
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/fpm/archive
http://www.paperterrain.com/sample.html
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~colinw01/
Their are more, use you google-fu!

Method wrote:He All,

I know there is a site who sells paper scenery.
Just can't seem to find the link

It was something like Worldworks or something....

Please help