Great White Games/Pinnacle Entertainment Group

[fenriswolf]

I'm venturing into the uncharted territory with my first ever SW game ... figure flats. I like the idea, the low cost, and the wide variety. Pinnacle and a lot of the licensees offer some for their games and they look great.

I know that you can use small binder clips and cool little plastic bases for the bi-fold flats. Binder clips are easily purchased and seem to work well but I can't find the plastic figure flat bases anywhere. Can someone kindly point me in the right direction?

[VonDan]

you can order them on line but i have been finding them in old board games at the thrift store. for 99 cents you an find that AOTC board game that has 50 of the stands
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[Virgobrown72]

I do tri-folds, negating the need for bases...
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[robert4818]

I use Trifolds, but form them into round tubes instead. Again, no stands needed.
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[Big Juju]

They're 15 cents each here:
https://www.thegamecrafter.com/parts/game-stand-white
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[fenriswolf]

Good idea on the tri-folds. I placed an order at the GameCrafter website too. Those look perfect for the bi-fold figures. Thanks guys.

[Virgobrown72]

The thing with Tri folds is, when you designate one side as the back, the triangular shape lends itself to pointing in the direction the character is facing...
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[kaltorak]

I am slowly building the awesome Okumarts minis (see link below).

http://www.rpgnow.com/index.php?manufacturers_id=3639&term=okumarts

For bases I picked up an old mousepad, I cut it in 2"x2" squares and I made a notch in it. Figures stand up very well, as in the pic below.




I am also thinking about painting in green the bases, but first I have to finish them!

[fanchergw]

One Monk has PDFs of printable cardstock bases (http://onemonk.com/bases) in a host of sizes and shapes. I've used them, and they work pretty well.

Gordon

[Snate56]

I just use pennies. The weight on the bottom gives them considerable stability.



SteveN
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[Neal5x5]

You can use 1/2" metal washers,which are cheap and easy. If you use Alea Tools magnetic bases for indicating shaken or wounded, the washers work very well.
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[Vinzent]

I use tokens pasted on 1 inch wood rounds from Michaels. When the npc is Shaken, I flip them.
I like the wood rouns because they are heavy enough not to be blown around by a gamer's exhale but light enough that they won't turn my backpack into a medieval torture device.

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[heathd666]

http://www.boardgamedesign.com/pages/go_shopping_2012/stands.htm

https://www.thegamecrafter.com/parts#keyword=stand&_page_number=1

http://www.greathallgames.com/aacc/atokbags/aOtherParts.htm#crd

http://www.rolcogames.com/product/universal+game+stand/19

there are some others but these are the first ones i found when i googled

sincerely heath delashmit

[fanchergw]