Post by hardlec on Mar 15, 2016 19:29:02 GMT
The following is a link to a site where you can download a paper model of Jeff Wayne's Tripod.
home.kpn.nl/erwin47/models/tripod/
I am hoping those of you whose hope is waning will be refreshed.
Paper models can be made of ALL the items needed to play AQMF, even the dice (I'd rather not play with paper dice, but I could, which is the point.
What appeals to me about the game more than anything else (There is a LLOONNGG list of things I like) is game system. It is clean, fast and easy to use.
Yes, the Jeff Wayne tripod would be little more than a starting point. One possible future for the game would be to abandon plastic or metal figures and look at paper models as an option:
Low shipping costs for paper, and no shipping cost for downloads.
Downloads are available instantly
Easy modifications
Developers can make lots of variants
Terrain can be included. There are already lots of paper terrain options. Players can add flocking, aquarium gravel and lichen to make things a bit more 3D
Paper models are very robust. They survive the jostling of transportation very well, without the need for expensive foam packing cases.
have fun.
home.kpn.nl/erwin47/models/tripod/
I am hoping those of you whose hope is waning will be refreshed.
Paper models can be made of ALL the items needed to play AQMF, even the dice (I'd rather not play with paper dice, but I could, which is the point.
What appeals to me about the game more than anything else (There is a LLOONNGG list of things I like) is game system. It is clean, fast and easy to use.
Yes, the Jeff Wayne tripod would be little more than a starting point. One possible future for the game would be to abandon plastic or metal figures and look at paper models as an option:
Low shipping costs for paper, and no shipping cost for downloads.
Downloads are available instantly
Easy modifications
Developers can make lots of variants
Terrain can be included. There are already lots of paper terrain options. Players can add flocking, aquarium gravel and lichen to make things a bit more 3D
Paper models are very robust. They survive the jostling of transportation very well, without the need for expensive foam packing cases.
have fun.
