Worldworksgames::castleworks ultimate plus#

To prevent slipping on smooth tables I used double sided tape to a fix non-slip kitchen mat to the backs.

Worldworksgames::castleworks ultimate plus#

A little heavy duty for this application plus chews up extra storage space so IвЂ™ve simply used grey boxboard 1400gsm (basically what commercial game boards are made from) and printed directly to sticker sheet, stuck the tiles down then cut around the whole lot giving a nice neat tile. Kitchen mat backing, simply double sided taped onДЄfter years IвЂ™ve finally narrowed it down to two methods, the first I mentioned in my city build thread 8mm PVC foamboard. Not sure if itвЂ™s just the extreme weather down under but IвЂ™ve found all glues that are easy to use for tile creation (read spray glue even the good 3m stuff) do eventually fail, 3m takes the longest at around the 1-2 year mark. IвЂ™ve tested quiet a number of crazy ideas in my time from rubber carpet tiles to magnetic sheet. I mentioned at the top IвЂ™d been putting of creating these as IвЂ™ve never really found a suitable substrate for mounting tiles to. Other than the room with blue squares you could replicate most of the room designs with a pair of scissors, glue and a little ingenuity or simply use the ones that come with the bundle (12 rooms included). The rooms I created from the parts supplied by Billiam although I did a fair chunk of altering in Gimp to make them fit a 6Г—6 square. For the moment IвЂ™ve created 8 вЂ“ 6Г—6 rooms, 8- 6Г—2 corridors, 2 вЂ“ 6Г—1 corridors, 4 L and T junctions, 2 X junctions, 4 dead ends, 14 small doors, 2 double doors, 2 double joiners, 4 double rockfalls and 2 large pit traps. This will make it simpler to use for Dungeon plungin and Basic fantasy, although I might make a few special rooms that donвЂ™t conform to these sizes later on. Layout Example вЂ“ From an angleДЇor my set I stuck with components that are multiples of 2inches, 3inches or 6 inches. There are 4 pages of вЂњextraвЂќ bits which you can use to either decorate your tiles permanently by sticking them down directly to the tiles or by turning them into loose tiles you can add mid game. The beauty of the Dungeon Cut-Up set is even if your not into altering dungeon segments using GIMP/Photoshop, Billiam from Inked Adventures has created this set so you can use a pair of scissors and glue to create your own custom tiles. There are 41 pages of dungeon goodness contained in this pack rooms, corridors, stairs, trap tiles, 2d doors and 3d standup doors multiple versions of both. As you can tell by the release date itвЂ™s taken me a fair bit of time to get around to building these, some of this relates to me trying to find a good material to mount tiles to but IвЂ™ll mention more below on that.ДЄll Inked adventure tiles are hand drawn which I find a very nice look. So I put some time aside over the past few weeks and have now built enough tiles to populate a fairly decent sized dungeon, I can see I need to create a few more tiles but for the most part IвЂ™m done. Ever since Inked Adventures released their basic Dungeon cup setup IвЂ™ve been wanting to build enough for a dungeon layout. I have a real soft spot for nostalgic themed games, papercraft or artwork, this little build fills two of those.