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2007年9月17日 · I am actually trying to make my own Carcassonne tiles right now, and I have found two things useful. The first is label paper. I am using a full sheet label paper Avery # 8165. The second is that I found a craft punch, used for scrapbooking. The one I found is the same size square as Carcassonne tiles. The one I found is a Marvy Uchida brand ...
2015年5月3日 · Procedure: Design tokens and Print on paper. 1) First determine the size of your tokens. Here I designed a ⅞” token. 2) On your software program (i.e. Adobe Illustrator), create a design. Remember that a token is made up of a front side and a backside, each can have the same or different design.
2021年9月12日 · I like the idea of using old corrugated cardboard or Foamboard to build inserts. If you want to store painted figures or generally need a more stable Insert, you can also use 2mm cardboard (that's the same material the game-boxes are made of). You can purchase this stuff in hobby stores and the possibilities are endless - all you need is a ...
2019年11月18日 · 5 layers with 250 g/m² paper for bases because of pretty tight margins to work with. The inserts are of course not as rigid as they’d be with thicker bases, but it’s ok when handled with a little bit of care. All layers are 290*210 mm², walls are 5 mm foam core, 3 mm on the share layer’s inner walls.
2019年11月13日 · If you don’t have an idea for your game, here are some great ways you can get started: • Take an element of a game you like and focus your game around this one idea. • Make a mash-up of two games you enjoy. • Come up with an expansion for one of your favorite games. There are lots of ways you can get started.
2009年6月27日 · This was the most intimidating step to start. Don't worry, using the Dip Method its easy since you don't have to be perfect. The best tips I can give are: 1) steady the figure and your hand by bracing both against the table. 2) just go for it - make confident strokes. 3) paint from the inside to the outside.
2020年7月15日 · That said, when setting up a map in Vassal, for it to know where things go, you have to tell it there's a hex grid, which can be sized and tweaked to suit. Normally, you already have a hex grid on your imported map, but you can have it show it's grid. So you could take a plain map, and overlay a hex grid on it with Vassal.
