Locking foam core dungeon tiles

I demonstrate how I built interlocking, two sided dungeon tiles using foam core and chip board. These were inspired by a video from Wyloch's Armory and the new Warlock Tiles available from Wizkids.
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[@Morgodor]

This method is one of the most cost effective and versatile methods I have seen around. Excellent idea and explanation!

[@rpgdiy3301]

Glad to help.

[@CloydRoyal]

Really well done, man. I'm a new DM and this is something all of us budding wannabe DMs need to see.

[@rpgdiy3301]

I'm glad you liked it. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.

[@alvarovaldez9592]

i love it. I work a lot but lovee to have visuals for my games. I would probably just do both sides of one foam not worrying about connectors. Just due to time constraints. Thanks This is awesome

[@rpgdiy3301]

I'm glad you found it useful.

[@Strkr3]

Awesome job! Simple, to the point, and cost effective! Heading to dollar store now. Thank you!

[@rpgdiy3301]

Glad it's something you can use. 🖖

[@1kickup]

Nice, thanks for the video I am going to try to make some larger one for my Warlock tiles.

[@rpgdiy3301]

Let me know it comes out.

[@pounds1212]

Great idea! Love the video!

[@rpgdiy3301]

Thanks. Hope it inspires your creativity

[@trynda1701]

Quick question. Is it chipboard or cardboard you used? Because you say chipboard most of the video, but say cardboard a couple of times. How thick would it be, whatever material, plus, how thick is the foamboard?