Convertible / Reversible Terrain
For this competition, entrants will construct terrain elements that can be converted or reversed to form a completely different terrain element. The spirit of this competition is to get more bang for your buck. Terrain that can be used for multiple purposes saves space on your game shelf or closet. There are no size restrictions. If you choose to do some type of modular terrain such as roads or trees, please show multiple examples (2 or more)
Reversible terrain is defined as one piece that can be flipped over or turned inside out to form something completely different. Examples of possible reversible terrain:
* Roads that can be flipped over and have a stream on the other side.
* Crop fields that are flipped over and have a different type of field on the reverse side such as wheat on one side and furrowed field on the other. Burned out crops on reverse side would be interesting too.
* Foam terrain boards (square, hex, etc...) with one terrain feature on one side and something completely different on the other.
* Trees designed with removable foliage so it can be a summer or a winter tree.
Convertible terrain is defined as having an element that can be removed or changed on the terrain feature completely changing it. Examples of Convertible terrain:
*A building built in two sections. Joined together it forms a house. Remove the top half and it is now a bombed out ruin.
* A house with a wrap around porch where the porch is removable. Thus changing the complete feel of the terrain structure.
* What would really be cool to see is a building designed/engineered with removable/flipping walls that have a completely different look to them once flipped around. I am imagining a brick wall on once side and clap board siding on the other.
* Game markers that can be converted into something different. I imagine a treasure chest that can have the contents changed so that you never know what will be in it. How about a box with a flat lid and a humped lid. This could be a basic storage box converted to a treasure chest.
Good luck to all who enter. I am excited to see what your crafty minds can come up with.