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TerraClips will hit different marks for different people. We had very specific goals when creating TerraClips; Extreme modularity, extreme portability, good cost vs content balance and open ended creativity. With a system of this type there are a very limited number of ways to accomplish those goals. This is very much a hobby product and does require some planning to make builds look appealing. Dedicated Support: Our primary concern post-launch is that everyone is receiving adequate support and that they have a solid understanding of how the product is intended to be used. Here are some helpful links related to support (soon to be incorporated into the official/dedicated TerraClips website): TerraClips General Chat TerraClips Layout Design & Sharing TerraClips Booster Requests Construction Video Tutorials: Building & General Construction Tips: http://youtu.be/m5qwFp2GoyI Roofing Tips: http://youtu.be/7RbdsxiUdIU Product Images (with Clips)

Hey gang, This question was brought up in our support area as well (buried within another thread). The simple answer is that you remove the ramp wall and associated clips, where the ramp butts up against the adjoining wall. What you do instead is support the ramp by using a tile underneath the ramp with a connected 6" wall along the back side of the ramp. Make sense?

Fun stuff Mentat_Canis! One quick note; you don't need a clip at the top of your roofing. In fact, you have your roofing panels upside down The notch on the bottoms of roofing panels are a clearance for potential neighboring structures and floor clips which might intersect that area. Oh and you shouldn't "hard-link" one level on top of the other. If you have a minute give the building and roofing construction videos a view here: http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/index.php?view=pages&pgid=9

Do you have any "half gables" in your pile of bits? They look like a full gable lopped in half at the middle, with a right angle, 90 degree end. (not talking about the small triangular gable ends). If you have those, it means you did at one time have the full gables since they are on the same punchboard. Are you 100% certain you didn't misplace one punchboard at the hotel? Anyway, I'll keep my ear to the ground over at WorldWorksGames to see if anyone else comes up one punchboard short.

I had 9 boxes of terrain and 8 boxes of clips while working on various promo bits. What I did deadboy was empty all the clip boxes, sort clips by type and then circled individual boxes with a marker to show their respective clip type. One clip type went into each box. You can't get better storage than that As for the terrain, it really does store quite well in the original box. You just have to take the time to organize your bits. Elastics and ziplock bags help keep things organized and secure as well.

I would strongly recommend using the original boxes for both terrain and clip storage (reuse that desiccant pouch as well, as it will continue to protect against moisture and molds when stored). If you haven't already done so, skip to about 7:17 on this video for some reboxing tips http://youtu.be/N-LLR3uengQ

Quick question; have you punched everything out and organized your bits? If not, its definitely recommended before you embark on a build. There's a good organization overview in the unboxing video here: http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/index.php?view=pages&pgid=9 The large end gable that you're looking for should be on a punchboard which contains 8 triangular roofing sweeps (blue and red tile), 6 full sized end gables, as well as 6 half gable ends. Let us know