Paper Terrain

[@scottwashburn8135]

Hi! Thanks so much for this great review of my product! I just wanted to reply to a couple of your comments. As far as the weight of the cardstock goes, I'm afraid I'm limited by what my printer can handle. I'm a small company (very small, just me!), so I can only afford a modest commercial laserjet printer. 110lb cardstock is about the limit for a machine like that. I know some bigger companies use heavy duty industrial printers which can handle heavier material, but I can't afford something like that! And as for repairing any problems from scoring the cardstock too deeply to make the folds, this is pretty simple. Just use ordinary Scotch Tape on the reverse side to hold the pieces together. Once you've glued the whole model together the repair should hold just fine. Thanks again! Scott Washburn.

[@thegimpygamer]

I had replied to you on Facebook, but unfortunately it looks like my message didn't go through. Fully understand what you mean by the thickness, and it's great to see you so passionate about your product. It shows that you care about putting out quality. When it comes to cost vs what you get you are definitely at the top of your game. Like I pointed out I would pay the same or more for one building where as in yours I can get enough for a village. I do like the idea about the scotch tape as well. I'm going to do a follow on video later after I get them foam mounted, decorated, and so on to show what the end product comes out as. Feel free to contact me at the email in the description if I can help in any other ways.

[@c3aloha]

Thanks for reviewing. I picked up a hamlet in 28mm from him because of your recommendation. I like it for the price and ease of assembly.

[@DE-rd1zl]

Paper Terrain! I purchased some back in 2002 when I played FoW and still have the Italian, French and Russian villages. The walls that come with the packs, foam core or foam board, however it's called, is what I used for the walls.

[@thegimpygamer]

That's a interesting idea. I'll have to see what they have at my local store

[@grahamkorn6236]

You could always glue the card stock to cereal packet cardboard before cutting out and building.

[@thegimpygamer]

@grahamkorn6236 the chipboard I use is mostly the same. I have found that if I need a thin piece of cardboard for something smaller those boxes do work a little better. Well, I use some of the poster board stuff that comes with things like Warhammer stuff, but it's the same material

[@WGB_Boardgamebros]

does the Central European Village come with trees?

[@thegimpygamer]

I don't believe so

[@WGB_Boardgamebros]

@@thegimpygamer ok thanks!

[@ma-haelli-ham3546]

I don't know if this would work at this scale but a empty ball point pen works well for scoring for pop up cards

[@thegimpygamer]

I think it would be just a little wide for these