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Re: Printing Counters
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- Subject: Re: Printing Counters
- From: raito@raito.com
- Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2018 15:19:29 -0500
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Way back when I'd just use a black and white copier (no laser printers
back then!). Laid my cut out counters on the bed and made copies.
Sometimes I'd put a bit of white paper of the letters. Then I'd just use
glue to glue the copy to something more substantial. Add some felt tip
color and new letters and I'd have more counters.
Neil Gilmore
raito@raito.com
On Wed, September 5, 2018 3:04 pm, Joe Beutel wrote:
> Anyone have any know-how on printing counters that play well with classic
> Melee + Wizard and Microquest counters? I?m thinking about what sort of
> paper to use and if there?s some sort of laminating process that I should
> follow. I mostly care about having a similar ?heft? to original counters.
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> Aside, if anyone has printable files of counters they?re willing to share
> I?d appreciate them. I?ve found some custom ones from now defunct TFT
> websites and have some pictures to replace some counters lost over the
> years (down to one skeleton!), but the former is going to be difficult to
> print properly.
>