Terrain Kickstarter, maybe IG Aegis line?

[fragile]

Saw this KS on Dakka and think it looks really good for a IG Aegis defense line or WWII style trench warfare.

[halestorm]

Dont get me wrong, those are nice but VERY simple in design, to be quite honest they look like everyday home built terrain.

Not one i will be backing but good luck to them all the same.

Iain.

[fragile]

Simple is often the best though. It can work for a variety of games.

[infornography]

Tempted though I am, I don't have a lot of money to spare right now. Alas.

There is another good terrain kickstarter I'd like in on as well that I'm missing out on.

[swarmy]

May 6, 2013 13:57:04 GMT infornography said:

Tempted though I am, I don't have a lot of money to spare right now. Alas.

There is another good terrain kickstarter I'd like in on as well that I'm missing out on.

I really liked where they were going with that kickstarter. I keep trying to get around to building my own table and if that one takes off that takes all the guess work out of finishing polished looking terrain for the top. It looks like they have enough money now to get the ball rolling so hopefully everything goes well for them.

[fragile]

I really like that idea, and had thought of something similar. I actually have tiles I made from wood that lock together. The problem I have with them, is that its all a very simple bland base. They are selling things to put on the table as side items. I would like to see something with more height in the detail, like a semi- ruin or rock outcropping rather than just surface detail. You will still have to buy other terrain to put on that table.

I think they look decent and want to see how high they for the options they can get. I dislike the idea of a single tile turned 4 ways as the entirety of a table.

[Psychichobo]

Surface detail does allow for an interesting battlefield without restricting you, mind. They could be going for that. There's a fair few companies that do similar things (GW included) and it's often best done with surface detail features to allow for a more versatile field.