DaWarbossMI
Mongoose
Hey all,
I'm not sure how everyone feels about PDF terrain, but I'll make this recommendation. Try WorldWorks Games.
I love nice terrain as much as the next guy, if not more. Making terrain is one of my most favored aspects of this whole hobby. That being said, the raw materials can be quite expensive and the time it takes can be enormous.
WorldWorks was recommended by Shotgun Toting Chipmunk over on the EvoCommand forums. I check out his link and immediately purchased the Mayhem Mega Mall!!! Sure its a little like cutting out paper dolls, but hell, all the minis are dollies anyway, right? Why not give 'em little paper houses (or malls, or banks, or streets) to play in!
I was really impressed with the selection of WW's PDF terrain. You could easily fill a 4x6 table or more with their stuff (you'd spit out a lot of printer ink, but its great stuff). The buildings, roads, and accessories are all very well rendered and artistic. I think you'd end up spending a ton of cash were you to get the equivalent look in "proper" terrain.
Besides...what zombie game can be without a mall in which to eat shoppers?!?!?!?!?!?
Here's the link.
http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/index.php?main_page=index
I'm not sure how everyone feels about PDF terrain, but I'll make this recommendation. Try WorldWorks Games.
I love nice terrain as much as the next guy, if not more. Making terrain is one of my most favored aspects of this whole hobby. That being said, the raw materials can be quite expensive and the time it takes can be enormous.
WorldWorks was recommended by Shotgun Toting Chipmunk over on the EvoCommand forums. I check out his link and immediately purchased the Mayhem Mega Mall!!! Sure its a little like cutting out paper dolls, but hell, all the minis are dollies anyway, right? Why not give 'em little paper houses (or malls, or banks, or streets) to play in!
I was really impressed with the selection of WW's PDF terrain. You could easily fill a 4x6 table or more with their stuff (you'd spit out a lot of printer ink, but its great stuff). The buildings, roads, and accessories are all very well rendered and artistic. I think you'd end up spending a ton of cash were you to get the equivalent look in "proper" terrain.
Besides...what zombie game can be without a mall in which to eat shoppers?!?!?!?!?!?
Here's the link.
http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/index.php?main_page=index