Thanks Sue. I thought it would be a good experiment to see if the techniques for the Watabou style, i.e. changing the entities on the .DXF import via drawing tools (after they'd been tidied up), could be applied to any style with suitable, if not similar, tools. The short answer is yes. The long answer is, it depends on how much extra work you want to do.

With the roads, what I did was: change the active sheet to Roads, select Change Like Draw Tool, Road Default Paved, selected the entities and hit do it. I'll have to try what you suggest to fix them up. Then I'll tart this up with some additional terrain for the forests and field etc and call it done.

Hi Folks,

Over on the FB page I've posted 2 maps using the techniques for the Watabou annual style; one is in Watabou style, the other in Ferraris style, sort of. The latter is a WIP as it's taking me a little time to work out that style, it's much, much more complex than the Watabou style. I actually re-drew the water as it was easier than changing with the drawing tool.

Any tips and tricks for the Ferraris style would be appreciated.

Thanks Sue, I did see that. Unfortunately, due to time zones I can't watch live, I'm not staying up until 02:00 - sorry, I'm keen, but I'm not that keen, however I will watch it some time Friday.

I too would like both but I voted for the one on the right, against popular opinion it would seem.

Awesome work Raiko. I've just sent through a quote for a commission using this style for 3 levels of dungeons. Did you make the raised tier for the sarcophagus yourself or is that a symbol in the set?