Holy heck, ehisey
It's great you survived, and yeah, things like WWG terrain can be rebuilt (it gets a bit harder with people).

How's the shock? How are the people around you?

Thanks all. Locate down in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, U.S.A. My house was right in the pathc of major destruction, the entire naighborhood has been cordoned off and shutdown.

Got Family in town so me and mine are going to be okay. Despite the damage every one on my street lived, even teh 98 yearold that rode her house 50 yards to land as a pile of rubble.
As far as the terrain goes the TLX that was set up when teh storm hit stayed to gether pretty well.

Still probably in shock, but the fact that most of my stuff survived is way way more than I had hoped for. I am actually going to have to go cull it down.

Got pictures of the wreckage, os folks can see the "fun"

Here is a link to the facebook album my sister has of the remains.

Funny thing there was almost no sound as it just a sudden high pressure, then instant vaccum as it crossed. In another few days, I think the fright will set in right now just getting on with life.

As soon as I get settled in and a new printer, I will have to restart my grand city build. Maybe by then more of Necroblock will be out and I can build an interchangable Thoumont/necroblock city. ( Yeah still got be in the stage)

I am glad to hear that you are safe and well. Don't rush back into building terrain until rebuilding other portions of your life. Keep that 'glass is half full' mentality, though.

with updates and photo's of the house. We figured this was a good way to update our friends that are scattered around instead of 50 emails a day.

Amazing how many good friends you pick you when your on the 'con circuit.

Dear Lord....

It looks like you and yours were extremely lucky to escape with as little injury as you did.

The Auld Grump