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Virgobrown72
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 Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 12:17 pm Post subject: Paper Miniatures Blanks!!! |
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| Hey, didn't someone have a link to a template of paper miniatures blanks? |
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quixol
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| Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 11:12 pm Post subject: |
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The following thread will take you to the links I put up at using an excel sheet that to make 2 sided figure flats from pictures/drawings you may have.
http://www.peginc.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=23716&highlight=
Hopefully there may be others as well if this isnt what you are looking for, or if you dont have excel. |
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TommyBrownell
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VonDan
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| Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 3:25 am Post subject: |
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How about this sheet of Paper Minis I made for Hell Frost
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Savage Mommy
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Quixol
I have a question for you about your sheet. How would you make blanks for bigger creatures? 2x2, 3x3 etc.
Beldar |
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quixol
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| Beldar1215 wrote: | Quixol
I have a question for you about your sheet. How would you make blanks for bigger creatures? 2x2, 3x3 etc.
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I don't care what my wife says..."Size Counts!" 
One of the worksheet tabs is called Conversions.
With a little work it can provide you the information you need to approximate appropriate sizing for the excel cell to get the size you want.
If time permits I will work on it and provide a more robust update of the sheet this weekend or next, so you can make a simple entry for:
If 30mm = 6' tall character.
What change to the cell do I need to make to make a 9' tall character or perhaps a Car that is 9' x 4.5' in length.
Hope this makes sense...and if not I will try to include more rational instructions. |
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quixol
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I've updated the EXCEL Figure flat sheet to make it a bit easier to assess the correct sizing depending on the scale you wish to use.
It works best of course using 25mm, 28mm or 30mm and is currently defaulted to 30 mm = ~6' tall or 1/60 scale.
Use the following link to download
http://savage-x.wikispaces.com/file/detail/SW_NPCv1.0.xls
The conversion sheet tab will allow you to figure out the sizing if you wanted to make scale versions of horse, wagons, rocket jets etc.
There are a whole host of professionally created figure flats, but when going to conventions or for one off games, figure flats are a wonder and truly allow me to personalize my games with very little effort.
Should anyone want to make updates or improve upon the sheet, please let feel free, but send me a copy, cuz I be really lazy and would love to have any improvements from others in the savage world community. |
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