3rd Edition Set

[Poor Yorek]

The blue tape on plexiglass also works well for those scenarios with special instructions such as "no units in hexs #### or greater." Just put a line of tape on that row/col and you have a clear visual of the modified terrain edge.

I purchased my plexiglass at a Home Depot/Lowe's so I suppose, based on the above, that it must be the thicker stuff.  I like the weight, frankly, as it is stable on my table top without need for taping it down or to an adjacent piece.  In the old days, I used the stuff for placing D&D miniatures over squared paper and would use wax pencils to denote rooms or corridors or outside terrain.  

I prefer the glass to be somewhat larger than the map area so that I can have whatever reinforcing counters or markers "on" the glass. Probably OC of me, but it just seems to present better and, if I had to move the scenario, everything can be airlifted together.