Hexon Addict!

[chopperboydan]

I'm in need of help I think I maybe addicted to Hexon!?

Had a sort out the other day only to realise that I currently have 21 boxes of hexon tiles!!!! plus a shed load of Hex Hills, Mountains, roads, streams, rivers, trenches..............and I keep wanting more!!!! Is there any hope for me? Anyone else out there with the same problem?

[Norm]

I think collecting and adding bits is part of the joy of owning this system ..... you do not mention having slopes ... out comes the credit card

This year I am adding slopes and will look at getting some blue tiles for naval combat.

[chopperboydan]

Forgot the slopes! I have a box full of them they are great for long low ridges such as those at Waterloo

[monk2002uk]

I am not addicted... can give it up at any time! Here is the Hexon Terrain set up for the entire Battle of Marne, Sept 1914. We provided a demonstration on the 100th anniversary of the battle in the town of Dormans, where there is a huge commemorative chapel. The total length of tables was over 50'. Don't ask how many Hexon pieces that equated to...



Robert

[Norm]

Wow - I noticed that much of that is actually 2 tiles deep!

[Nick the Lemming]

Don't suppose you have any pictures of the entire thing when it was finished do you?

[monk2002uk]

Yes, the whole project features on this page here:

Link

There are a couple of video walk arounds too, along with various photos of the trial run in Dormans Chateau as well as the three day final demonstration in the chapel.

Robert

[monk2002uk]

Here is an overhead shot of the whole thing:



You can see the forests and roads.

Robert

[monk2002uk]

And here is a close up view of one small segment of the battle:



Robert

[Nick the Lemming]

Very nice! Thanks.