op3rator wrote:
One thing to be cognizant of based on the description and the images on the box is that you get less than what is pictured in the display setup on the back of the box. It clearly states you get 12 (2x2 grid) floor pieces, but the image on the back has 18 such floor pieces set up. While this (and the parts being unpainted) won't be an issue for anyone that reads the box before buying, there are undoubtedly people that will buy it based on pictures alone, without reading. That will be their fault of course, but there is still an argument (albeit a small one) for the box art being misleading.
Price wise, 70 bucks seems to be competitive with the Dwarven Forge range of terrain. Although, and I have no facts to currently back this up, so this is an observation based solely on pictures, but the floor pieces in this set do appear to be larger than Dwarven Forge, which means the ability to build larger terrain settings with the purchase of fewer sets. Which isn't a bad thing if you're looking to get the most for your money.
I think that some of the "12 floors" are actually 2x4. I noticed one in the sprue picture and then in the painted pics there are some that look like they are not connected 2x2s.
