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2 years ago ::
Mar 14, 2011 - 11:03AM
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2 years ago ::
Mar 15, 2011 - 6:49AM
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I am incredibly envious. I have no skill in that area and I just picked up the game at PAX East this weekend. I would love to make something like that. How long does it take you to create each tile?
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2 years ago ::
Mar 16, 2011 - 1:43PM
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What purpose to the numbers you've written on the tiles serve?
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2 years ago ::
Mar 17, 2011 - 7:59AM
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What did you make these from? They look similar to Dwarven Forge, but not quite...
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2 years ago ::
Mar 17, 2011 - 8:06AM
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Woops.. forgot to mention, thee look fantastic, BTW 
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2 years ago ::
Mar 17, 2011 - 10:28AM
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I can tell you he is using Hirst Arts. its a company that sells molds to make floor tiles, walls and accesories. You use dental molds to cast the pieces and then paint to your liking.
Great job by the way. Looks great. i have a few of those molds but never thought about using them for that. (runs off to get started on doing just that)
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2 years ago ::
Mar 18, 2011 - 7:22AM
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Thanks for the comments. The numbers correspond to the card tile from the game because shuffeling the 3d tiles is tough Yes, these were constructed using Hirst Arts molds, it was a really fun project, in some ways more fun than the game. I watched the entire Battlestar Gallactica series while making them. I am in the process now of making 3d tiles for the WoA game.
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2 years ago ::
Mar 18, 2011 - 11:06AM
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I hate you so much. That's probably a good 100 bucks worth of molds that I'll be buying once I have the money. That's just too cool NOT to have.
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2 years ago ::
Mar 20, 2011 - 6:04PM
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Thanks for the comments. The numbers correspond to the card tile from the game because shuffeling the 3d tiles is tough Yes, these were constructed using Hirst Arts molds, it was a really fun project, in some ways more fun than the game. I watched the entire Battlestar Gallactica series while making them. I am in the process now of making 3d tiles for the WoA game.
Very cool! I do want to se the WoA when you are done... As does everyone, I assume
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2 years ago ::
Jun 13, 2011 - 7:34AM
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Thanks for the comments. The numbers correspond to the card tile from the game because shuffeling the 3d tiles is tough Yes, these were constructed using Hirst Arts molds, it was a really fun project, in some ways more fun than the game.
Do you recall which specific Hirst Arts molds you used?
I watched the entire Battlestar Gallactica series while making them. I am in the process now of making 3d tiles for the WoA game.
Wll at least you had the satisfaction of completing this project to offset the crushing disappointment of how crap the last half-season was.
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