This is absolutely one of the best sets I have seen in a very long time. What Worldworks did for Castles, Mideval Villages, and The Underground, They have now done for Starships. If your campaign contains anything in, or from outerspace, this kit is a MUST! <br><br><b>LIKED</b>: Modular, adaptable, Incredably detailed. <br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: I would have liked to see another way to go from one level to another besides ladders. Stairs, or some kind of elevator.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>

WOW! What can I say? Denny Unger does for Castles and Keeps what he did for sailing ships. So far, All I have done is scan through the instructions, and I am in absolute awe of the ingenuity and attention to detail in this Model. Need a simple keep? A standard castle? A complete Camelot? It's all here. Thsi set is an absolute MUST!, for anyone who plays Mideval war games, and anyone who plays mideval RPGs.Make your castle as simple or complex as your imagination requires. You will NOT regret getting this set. <br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>

If your Rpg incorporates elements of the sea, then this model is an ABSOLUTE must. If it does not, you will probably find yourself trying to add elements of the sea to it. This is the most incredible Cardstock model I have ever seen, and Believe me, I have seen them all. Beautiful enough to put over your Fireplace, and detailed enough to thrill anyone familar with sailing ships, easy enough for anyone vaugely familar with cardstock models, The Maiden of the High Seas sets a new standard for Cardstock.

Interesting designs, fairl simple to assemble pieces, and a very large collection of stuff. If you play any game with a dungeon crawl element, definately worth the minimal cost and effort to assemble.

Although most of the pieces are simple to assemble, a few of the more "Fantastic" pieces might be frustrating. However, the assembly manual gives photo instructions for the assembly of every piece in the set. Take your time, and even cardstock newbies should have no problem. (The Doors, and Skull are Fantastic.)

Another Cardstock Dungeon? Not hardly. An almost Fanatic attention to detail, and an incredable number of pieces makes this a "Must Have" item for the serious Dungeon crawler.

If you campaign in ancient Rome, (Or Megalos, in SJG's Yrth) or amy else an Arena woud be expected, this is an absolute Must have item. Everything you could think of for an Arena is included. Well worth twice the price.

What can I say about Seaworks that I haven't already said about other Worldworks sets. Not Much. As usual, the attention to details is incredible. The set is Huge, and for only $20.00 well worth the money, and time. If you are running a Pirate game of any kind, an Island adventure, or anyplace with boats, by all means get this set. (It wouldn't even be out of place in a modern game.) Boats, rafts, docks, cargo, treasure, cliffs, ect. Scalawag says "Check it Out!"

Worldworks Strikes Again. Traps, Arched Rooms, 4!different colors of Sewers. (And the Origional Dungeonworks is NOT needed to use these.) Denny just keeps getting better and better.

O.k., you have your army, and the invaders are coming. What do you do? You build up an earthworks stronghold, thats what. Microtactix strikes again, with a set for building a modular earthworks stronghold, just the place for your army to retreat to. (Hopefully, the enemy hasn't gotten the Seige Engines set.)

Microtactix stikes again. Excellent collection of Seige engines for your midevil armies to use against those pesky castles housing the evil wizards. (Or whoever happens to live there.) Don't let your army be caught short.

Hills, streams, hedges, Bridges. add in their Trees Packs, for woods and Forests, and you can create all the terrain you need for a really good war.

Denny has done it again. Interiors for the castle, Keep, Wizards tower, Church and other strongholds. Whether your characters are Royality, visiting the King, or trying to access the King's royal treasury, this set is a must have.

Dark and gritty. The "Wrong side of the Tracks." Modern adventure dungeon crawls. places where the Cops go in pairs, and well armed. A must have for cyberpunk style games. Scalawag says "Check it out."

Denny has done it again. Turned cardstock into RPG artwork.