Description
Across the room, water dripped down a stalactite, and flowed across the floor. Each wet footstep echoed off the walls, and the way ahead lay cloaked in darkness. The only sound apart from these was a distant yowling, like something had been awoken from a not-so-pleasant slumber. And the sound was getting closer. Fast.
Updates:
- 16 April 2018 (version 3.0) Updated to Triplex.
Notes:
- Product measurements can be found in the image gallery.
Digchaos –
Are the regular caverns and the “Big boy caverns” the same thing just cut into more pieces? It almost looks like you get more variation with the smaller version but i’m not sure.
Matt Barker –
Yes, you get more variation with the smaller version. they are designed to be combined
Foesmiter (verified owner) –
The high pieces do not look like they go to the edge of the base. It appears it would create a small gap between the walls when next to one another. Even if you put two straight wall pieces together (High C). Is my observation correct? If so, is that by design? It is different from the regular size version.
Mike (Printable Scenery) –
Hi Foesmiter,
The raised wall parts dont fit perfectly snug next to each other, but it is the same as the other cavern tiles in this way. I like to think that because they’re organic structures there will always be tiny gaps between the stalagtites.