"Caverns of Chaos" Topic
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| Tango01 | 26 Aug 2015 9:34 p.m. PST |
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| Carrion Crow | 27 Aug 2015 4:25 a.m. PST |
"Hi I'm Al and I'll be your Wandering Monster for the day… As you can see, all areas of the dungeon have been designed with full wheelchair access, to allow those mobility-impaired adventurers to experience an authentic dungeoncrawl experience. Dungeoneers who have been 'killed' can retire to Valhalla, our new restuarant and bar, where our World-famous Margarine-Beer can be purchased. All the Taste, Half the Calories! 'Treasure' recovered during your adventure can be redeemed in our on-site gift shop, where you can purchase photos of your 'deadly' encounters, in the form of fridge magnets, key fobs and mugs…" |
 Sgt Slag  | 27 Aug 2015 5:23 a.m. PST |
LOL! Good one, Carrion Crow… On a more serious note, it is a decent set, if you want full 3D, without the hassle, and expense of resin/Plaster terrain. I've gone the 2.5D route, myself. Still, if I were inclined for such, I'd get this set in a heartbeat. FDG has great products, at reasonable prices. The expense comes in the ink, if you use inkjet printers. For lasers, you will be hard-pressed to find one which can print card stock. I print my 2D FDG stuff on paper, seal it with clear contact paper (clear, peel-n-stick vinyl), then I apply it to the glue side of vinyl peel-n-stick floor tiles (on average, around $0.39 USD per square foot), cut to size, and done. Note: the vinyl floor tile technique will NOT work for 3D models, as the vinyl will warp if only one layer is used; two layers will make it quite heavy, and it is difficult to 'assemble'… My 2D tiles are quite durable, and they are very easy to use, but it does get heavy as you stack layers up for your inventory. Cheers! |
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ponders getting some of his 28mm fantasy figures off the shelves and onto the tabletop.
