Hirst arts 3D Heroquest board

[knightkrawler]

Bathe it in hot water until you can carefully bend it,
then hold it in the wanted position under cold running water until rigid.

[Figomurphy]

Excelent. Thanks KK.

[Figomurphy]

Anyone know if you have to prime Zealot stuff? It says on the item description to check out their 'how to prepare resin' on he homepage, but theres no link on Zealots website.

[knightkrawler]

Yes, prime it.

[Sparkymark]

I primed mine but i also washed them first in case there was any mold release residues, which can stop paint sticking.

[Irish Wolf]

Anyone know if you have to prime Zealot stuff? It says on the item description to check out their 'how to prepare resin' on he homepage, but theres no link on Zealots website.

I have washed and primed all my Zealot stuff, it had a powdery residue on it so needs to be washed and always prime for best results.

[Figomurphy]

We played this bad boy for the first time in about 20 years last night. I forgot how difficult it was. Wiped 3 times out of 4 before eventually finishing an adventure.

Anyone on here still play Warhammerquest?

[IvenBach]

Do you have a picture of your completed board?

[Figomurphy]

I still haven't got a completed board yet. I had visitors all summer so my board and paints soent the summer in the attic.
I took it down yesterday, so hopefully over the coming weeks I can get something done.

[benvoliothefirst]

I own both classic WHQ and Silver Tower, but with a three year old and full-time job, I haven't had much hobby time lately. I'm working on painting up my O.G. WHQ set now, but I'll probably use modified HeroQuest rules for it, because the classic rules are based off pre-AoS WFB rules, with to hit/to wound matrices, which turn off the casual players in my circle. Everyone loves the simplicity of HeroQuest.