Was browsing Ainsty Castings and came across these: http://ainstycastings.co.uk/index.php/cPath/37

I think they could make a good basis for a Shelob's lair or generic cave system board if you've got the money to spare.

They're pretty cool actually. Nice find

Thanks. They also do generic fantasy/medieval buildings which could work for generic Middle-earth towns/villages, and some generic cave scenery.

Good find, I'm liking some of the other stuff they do as well! D&D (as well as other fantasy settings) springs to mind here...

Do they give measurements anywhere? I can't find any.

@ AW: couldn't see any for the tunnels, but they do give meassurements on their other stuff.

@ Raccy: agreed. My club are buying some of the ruined hoses for use with Mordheim, and I'm getting some of their dungeon tiles so that I can play some underground Mordheim games. (although at this time I've opted to not go for walls so that I can get more floors to make a decent sized dungeon, but when I have the cash, I'l probably pick up walls too as they look like they'll make a board look gorgeous).

Aye, we have some Dungeon Tiles and whatnot for our family D&D games (rare that they are ) but they're not necessarily always ideal for what we need, plus, they're pretty expensive. Stuff like this on just a drywipe board with lines on could make visualising things a whole lot easier and add a bit more immersion.

Do you use tiles like what Ainsty sell, or do you use those printed card ones?

The printed card ones from WotC