An extremely RARE bit of terrain that you can use in Heroscape's many incarnations (though it fits in well with any hex-based game)! It can be a bit challenging to assemble, just take your time, and it will look quite impressive! I suggest putting a small weight of somekind inside each piece just to give it some mass when sitting on the board, and to keep it from flying away if someone walks past quickly or sneezes..

I love this model! It has nice details and great playability. The interchangeable sails is a very cool feature.

I wouldn't recommend it for an absolute beginner, but if you have some paper crafting experience, it shouldn't be too hard.

I think I actually bought this (or Kickstarter'd it?) a decade ago. It was, and is, brilliant! I've used bits and pieces of this over the years in games and simply to sit on a bookshelf and look awesome. I know 3D printing is all the rage but the paper-and-printed terrain/buildings are still quick, inexpensive, and very useful!

Great addition to the Tower of Terror! I really like the ability to have extra-tall walls!

Great addition to the caverns suite of models, especially for multi-tiered cave environments!

A cheap and high quality tile set. To my surprise the chimney / oven is a seperate piece and not fixed to the building. I don´t know why they not mention this in the description because this is great!

These files are just bad mashups of the existing posts from FDG, they are full of gaps and obstructions.

These files have a lot of issues that Slic3r cannot deal with or fix. Using the same setting I use for all my FDG terrain these files fail every time.

I am very disappointed from this tile set and I really wish there were more pictures of this tile set! In my opinion there are a lot of problems with this tiles. First of all a lot of bones and skulls have some wierd shapes or proportions. They simple doesn´t look right. Also I have expected that the floors are more dense covered with bones and a more scattered look. But in reality the bones barely cover the floor and they look too much lined up. Moreover I have expected from the curved wall tiles that some of the tiles have bones only on the inside or outside but there are only tiles with bones on both sides. Finally what really bugs me is the fact, that the bones are often reach into the walls. That looks so wrong as if somebody built a wall onto a bone pile without putting the bones beside.

They should lower the prices by 75% to fit the quality of the tiles and really add much more pictures. I mean really this tile set cost 14 dollars and there is only one picture that shows like 10-15 of the 98 tiles!

I don't play a lot of Wild West games (ok almost never) but I own a lof of Fat Dragon products and this one does not disapoint.

While the idea is cool, but they only work well with round based miniatures. And even then you may have to increase the size a little. My minis keep falling off, or if its stacked higher than the 2 chips, the chips dont stack well enough together and they tumble down. I feel a pin system would hold better than the round bumps, or at least 90 degree edges on the bumps instead of hills. Cool idea though, wased printing out 100s of these.

All I can say is Wow! This set of terrain models is beautiful, easy to print, and we love painting them...looking forward to buying more and more over time :)

These files all worked fine for me, sliced them in both Cura and a few other slicers and all worked great...nice detail and enhanced my dungeons and my staff and players love them :) Keep up the great work man we love your files :)

Just Amazing. A must for any GM's who want to use a 3d printer to make dungeon terrain.

Do love these Capital City Products from Fat Dragon Games. Also love thier fantasy and Old West buildings too. Quick, easy and good looking these are ideal for anyone looking for a solution to gaining lots of terrain. They can also be easilly rescaled. As is they are perfect for 28mm including HeroClix. By using foamcore or similar one can make these both lightweight and strong as scenery pieces that can witness battles for years to come. Hope they add more to this range.