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Saiyaforthelight wrote:Fantastic stuff Ampersand, only just discovered your blog, but very cool stuff. I'm playing HQ on Flint's 30mm double corridor board and love the size. No more knocking over every mini in a cluttered room and the original furniture takes up slightly less spcae, freeing fighting room, while still adding a great aesthetic.


Plus, for all quest writers, HeroScribe features the 'mini furniture' board option which is Flint's board with furniture icons being smaller and using up fewer squares on the map.

Saiyaforthelight wrote:Fantastic stuff Ampersand, only just discovered your blog, but very cool stuff. I'm playing HQ on Flint's 30mm double corridor board and love the size. No more knocking over every mini in a cluttered room and the original furniture takes up slightly less spcae, freeing fighting room, while still adding a great aesthetic.
I'd be interested in your AHQ doc if you're happy to share - I used Slev's 40mm tiles and overlays and reduced them to 30mm and did much the same as you - printed on A0.
Saiya
Maike05 wrote:Waw these look fantastic! I'll have to re-blog these later on Ye Olde Inn blog !!
Redav wrote:The Road Warrior wrote:I was just reading this post on your blog is his morning.
Same here. I finally worked out that being a follower means that new posts show up in the blogger dashboard so I was having a gander over the post on the weekend.
Looking great! Definitely inspirational stuff there. We're currently moving from a townhouse to a real house and there's a store room which I'm thinking will have a work bench so I'll be able to have a neat setup to get back into my stalled painting






Saiyaforthelight wrote:Many thanks Ampersand - it has been downloaded ready for another project! I wish I was any good with a scanner and photoshop, or I could do you the Terror in the Dark tiles I have!
Saiya






slev wrote:I've been using 25mm prprinted AHQ tiles, and it can get pretty huge. I can only imagine the massive size a 30mm setup would involve.












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