Post by Tomahawk on Dec 18, 2005 22:04:16 GMT
I'm really surprised that no one has mentioned anything about these road tiles yet. I am among the fortunate few who has had a chance to preview them, and I gotta say, they outshine anything on the market out there.
Not only are they incredibly versatile in their usage (much moreso than WWG's UM series, which- although also quite nice- is rather limited in the area of selection). Silverback has done here what no one else has even attempted to do; create versatile, usable street tiles in every possible combination- pull-offs, widening/ narrowing streets, you name it, he's got it.
He's mentioned that they're all in 25mm scale, but that's no big deal for all those Clix guys & gals out there; by simply printing them out at a slightly altered scale, they'll be usable with Heroclix-based miniatures as well.
I've also had the oppurtunity to see a few of his other things in the way of scenics, and I gotta tell ya, Silverback's work tops the charts. (and believe me, I've seen ALOT of different company's modern scenics, and we actually use the things for our gaming needs.)
Way to go, man!
-Shadow
Not only are they incredibly versatile in their usage (much moreso than WWG's UM series, which- although also quite nice- is rather limited in the area of selection). Silverback has done here what no one else has even attempted to do; create versatile, usable street tiles in every possible combination- pull-offs, widening/ narrowing streets, you name it, he's got it.
He's mentioned that they're all in 25mm scale, but that's no big deal for all those Clix guys & gals out there; by simply printing them out at a slightly altered scale, they'll be usable with Heroclix-based miniatures as well.
I've also had the oppurtunity to see a few of his other things in the way of scenics, and I gotta tell ya, Silverback's work tops the charts. (and believe me, I've seen ALOT of different company's modern scenics, and we actually use the things for our gaming needs.)
Way to go, man!
-Shadow
