Looks awesome. $1200 for an unpainted set is sky high.

I so totally agree with you: an immersive table is so much more important to me than the miniatures. I can get my kicks simply by looking at a great table, visualizing the battle taking place. 😅

Nice to get this recap of how you've made your tables through the years! I still remember following the old table tutorial you had and making my own wooden table with sand glued to it😂

Although its' awesome in both concept and finish, I couldn't deal with all of the joining lines between tiles!

I love this. I’ve been having a blast making my own terrain. I’m using the nice box for indomitus cut to shape as the base. I use hot glue to attach any styrofoam to the base. Works with 3D printed ruins aswell. Then Grout mixed with pva glue and water and paint of your choice such as tan for sand or grey for concrete. This Seals the foam and while is still wet you can add a nice dusting of choice to add basing. Grass or actual sand rocks. Moss vines etc. Fun easy way to craft some terrain. I’ll use a standard gaming mat under

I’m 💯 in agreement! Models are important having an immersive well put together table is so much more. It lets you really get into the game.

When Adam (from green Leaf terrain) was in Melbourne back in 2008-2009, he used to hang out at Viv's old gaming store, The Battle Bunker. He, Viv and Scott Reid used to make great terrain and gaming tables together, many of which can be found at various clubs in Melbourne, including Axes and Ales.

Perfect timing, I just had my first FDM printer delivered and also spent loads of time/money building a game board out of wood/foam. All of the problems mentioned in the video I had experienced first hand. I will be trying these out in the coming weeks for sure.

Sold me on the kickstarter. Nothing works better than having a guy talk about what they love and Matt loves the hobby!

Me too! I've always been more fascinated toward terrain.

I love terrain so much too!!! So immersive! A must have for a real good looking game! ;)

Great video! Thank you for sharing your recommendations :) Looking to share some of these tips with our wargaming community!

Ha i just backed this yesterday and im glad you guys did a video so i can see what it look likes

So let me ask this: HOW modular are they? There's one thing to print them out based on something you laid out or a predesigned table, but the modular-ness I'm aiming for is to have the tiles line up in several different ways to help avoid repetition. I want to see a tile with say 8x8 grid and if half of one edge is elevated 2" then it's able to line up with any other opposing tile at that height. Is that the case? I mean you'd still need quite a few tile options, but it opens it up quite a bit if you have that level of connectivity.

I also love terrain and have a few boxes of it I take to my LGS. Can't wait to get the STL for the Gamefound terrain piece!

This seems fun, I'd love this for home games

This is very cool, but I already own a bunch of Dragonlock tile STLs, which are smaller, but I could probably scale them up or slice a bunch together to get a similar effect. I might still back the foothills tier though

At least, I’m not alone with the fascination with the terrain and escenery

Definitely interested

It's a shame that filament printers are such a crapshoot on if they work. I had an ender 3 V2 and I couldn't get it to print anything correctly.

Looks pretty cool. Will the stl files be available for purchase later on or are they only available for the kickstarter? Also another thing is most the files are 8x8 which makes them pretty large as most resin printers have a smaller build plate than this.

I like that it's scale-agnostic. You could absolutely play a 28mm, 15mm, or 6mm game on that.

I agree on terrain tables in general - but those tiles look terrible. Total illusion breaking.

I’ll stick to making my own . Why not, if i have the creative ability, time and desire-

They _look_ amazing. But I'm not sure about how handy they're going to be for rank-and-flank games. Neoprene is hard to beat in that department.

Really cool 👍

This was my commercial when I woke up at 3 am?. You must be insane

we are still using the old, classic GW tile battlefield along with 4 extra FW tiles for variability, but this sure looks great! Might be the final push for me to get a 3D printer.

Ohmygosh YES!!! Legions Imperialis would look beauuuuuuutiful on that board...

Close to what I want but the pla lines are still ugly. I'm a brat.

I think this is amazing. However... are there also flat panels? My group play Star Wars Legion, and we need to put building type terrain down

Can't see these replacing my mats, but options are nice!

i would love if they made a couple tiles to allow you to make the 60x44 tables of 40k and aos and super flat ones for buildings

The trees are actually super cool

Could a resin printer handle some of the smaller scatter pieces?

Omg, just one week after I bought myself a 2d printer, this kickstarter comes out. The Dice Gods wanted this.

i also really do love terrain and MWG is the best in the buisness, SS82 is a close 2nd for me, he puts allot of care into his Tables too

It s verry beautiful....

Pool table is still supreme

Love how "Here's how to have an awesome table/army/whatever" videos have just become ads for 3D printers.

What terrain theme is that at 5:50 ?

I love the idea - my only grip is that you went from having 4 seams throughout your entire board to many more every few inches. I wonder if it'd be possible to devise an interlocking system that does a better job at hiding the seams for the one they print themselves they could easily do 12x12 (still easy to store) but for print-it-yourself it's not as common (9x9 would be sweet though)

Looks great! My only major concern is that it would be really easy to bump the table and mess everything up while you're playing. Got any suggestions for how to prevent that?

got into this hobby about a year and a half ago. I find myself making terrain instead of painting my minis .

You need to get into model railroading.

I'm the same, the scenic terrain is as important or more important than the models. As a warmachine player, lemme tell you, its rough.

How much material does it take to print on average? Assuming you're using the recommended infill amount

How long did the tiles take to print?

Yay more adverts

Now I just have to build an addition on the house for a game room 🤨.

Ah yes, my favorite setting - some forest.

The sculpts are lovely, but... a 6x4 looks to be about 3 months of printing at 0.20, and I can't get over the 1 foot (or smaller) grid of gaps.

Full table of terrain can be yours for the low low price of $700! Yikes

Canada looks like it is cold from what everyone is wearing 🥶

This was a great commercial

An ad in long video form

The secret to having beautiful terrain without putting in hours of hard work turns out to be.... *having lots of money!* 😮

Use a cloth mat and put hills and contours underneath the cloth. Then put high quality scatter terrain on top. Boom. Great looking table.

Unpopular opinion: Nothing new to see here, just the most recent execution of it (and pretty expensive, too). We’ve been making 12”x12” modular tiles from foam core board or foam insulation almost since WFB and Rogue Trader dropped several decades ago as an extension of the craft from making D&D boards for our Grenadier miniatures! Way cheaper and easier than trying to tote around model railroad setups all over town! And (blasphemy alert) we even made boards to fight on that weren’t perfect rectangles or squares! Ya’ll just got comfortable playing on the size and shape that GW TOLD you to play on in the way they told you to play with only the buildings or such that they sold you (how many of you all forgot that hills even exist?)! And then GW went and made the boards smaller, further relieving folks from the burden of having to think about how to conduct maneuver warfare! News flash: It’s ALWAYS been fun to fight somewhere other than the heart of the city or the edge of the forest, and even on aysemetrical battlefields!

I need that shirt dog! Sauce me a link

I find the STLs very expensive. 140 bucks for a couple of STLs is pretty expensive.

Erh. The printer contouring is a bit… yuck. And the elevations on the tiles don’t stack up so good. I’m not convinced but glad there are more options I guess

Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life. 🤓

So far out of the range of the average gamer. I’ll stick to the £50 mat and home made polystyrene hills.

Modular morass over gaming mats any day. Never liked gaming mats, I hated that 3D terrain sat on this 2d mat, always took me away from the fun of a game when playing on them. Terranscspe used to do gorgeous modular boards

Meh……In my opinion all the lines made by the pieces look way worse then just having 3D terrain on a mat……and it’s also way more expensive.

So, homemade was too expensive at 1000 dollar. Now you promote this super easy and perfect balance, but its 1200 dollar???? Storage also seems like a royal pain with all these small singular pieces

I don’t even have a computer 🫢