DSII Terrain

On the weekend, I went combing through the local toystores looking for useful
bits and pieces. I found a 3d puzzle entitled Metropolis, a stacking
cityscape. The puzzle, which some may find interesting in itself, is
essentially a series of modular buildings which can be arranged in a number of
ways. As an added bonus, the buildings look damn good with Dirtside. They're a
touch on the small side (depending on what figures you're using, exactly), but
they look great.

My puzzle cost me $14 Canadian, which I believe is less than 50 cents in the
US.

There's a diagram of the puzzle itself right here, with a convenient store
locator:

http://www.damert.com/pages/solutions.html

In case you're ever in Vancouver (Brian), I bought it at the Toybox, 3002 West
Broadway.

Paul wrote about the stacking cityscape puzzle, Metroplis:
> My puzzle cost me $14 Canadian, which I believe is less than 50 cents

Wow, I knew the exchange rate was good [for the Americans], but I didn't
realize it was THAT much!  ;-)

Mk

Yahoo!!!  I can finally afford a Ferrari!  Thanks Canada! ;-)

Mike

Michael Miserendino Senior Software Engineer Lincoln Re mtmiserendino@lnc.com

> owner-gzg-l@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU at internet 10/13 8:00 AM >>>
Paul wrote about the stacking cityscape puzzle, Metroplis:
> My puzzle cost me $14 Canadian, which I believe is less than 50 cents

Wow, I knew the exchange rate was good [for the Americans], but I didn't
realize it was THAT much!  ;-)

Mk

> Michael T Miserendino wrote:

> Yahoo!!! I can finally afford a Ferrari! Thanks Canada! ;-)

Sorry, but I think you'll find it's the Canadian prices that are going up, not
the US prices going down:-)

> >>> owner-gzg-l@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU at internet 10/13 8:00 AM >>>

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