ClickyWalls News
Visions of Mourning Spire Church on the table
Image 1. I’ve put a little matey boy in the doorway to give the context of how big this one is. Image 2. Here we can see the square tower and the round tower merging perfectly. Because it’s Clicky Walls you can arrange the windows in these towers however you want.…
Mourning Spire update
I’ve made some pretty good progress over the last few days. I’ve got to that point where I’ve got so many little bricks in the 3D programme that my computer’s starting to chug. 😂 I’ve added the bell tower wall sections with the spire above it, which I’m quite pleased with.…
Mourning Spire: A New ClickyWalls Build Begins
# Mourning Spire: A New ClickyWalls Build Begins I’ve started work on the next ClickyWalls build set, and it’s something I’ve wanted to tackle for a long, long time: a church. I’ve called it **Mourning Spire** — mourning with a “u”.…
It’s a scale thing.
We had a visit today from one of our very first customers, Mr. Hancock, who has been with us from day one. He has been building and getting involved with the Clicky Wall system, giving us insight and valuable feedback from his years of experience in the hobby.…
The Unfortunate Adventures of Sir Reginald Puddlewick Part 2
After escaping the sewers, Sir Reginald Puddlewick heard that several children had gone missing while playing near the old dwarven mines. Naturally, he volunteered to investigate. His first Perception check was a 4 so he walked straight past a sign reading “DANGER — KEEP OUT.” “Excellent,” he said…
The Unfortunate Adventures of Sir Reginald Puddlewick – pt 1
Sir Reginald Puddlewick was a brave and highly decorated warrior. Unfortunately, nobody could remember what he had been decorated for. Armed with his trusty axe and an impressive collection of armour, Reginald entered the city sewers to investigate reports of ratmen, monsters and missing barrels o…