Supply crates feel incredibly underwhelming if you are playing with painted miniatures. I cut and painted a quick prototype yesterday.
What have you come up with to substitute for the cardboard tokens?
Supply Crates
Regionals acrylic tokens
Still looking for something. Plus for the others as well.
I need a 3D printer so bad
It took about two minutes to cut these on a laser cutter, plus a few more to assemble the parts.
I expect the terminals will be a little more fussy if I don't 3D print them. Shapeways has a few options.
I 3D print tokens on my Etsy shop if you have any interest in checking those out as an option. They're strong enough to handle a bit of wet sanding and sand-able primer if you wanted to fully paint them. Here's a picture of the tokens:
I apologize for the giant image. I generally post large pictures to my Etsy shop because I don't try to hide the fact they're 3D printed. I'm not sure if this is allowed or not but here's a link to the shop page: https://www.etsy.com/listing/465470801/imperial-assault-replacement-tokens-full . If this is against the rules, I'll take it down. I'm new to this forums. I just started making these tokens because a friend requested me to.
Anyone want a set?
Did you make those yourself?
If you're referring to my post, yes I designed those myself. I used 123D Design for that project.
Anyone want a set?
FOR FREE?!!!
Anyone want a set?
FOR FREE?!!!
Just pay shipping plus a dollar
I'd be very interested in getting those supply crates too!
I would love to have some nice 3D doors, terminals, and crates to paint and use in my games, but you have to remember that large and massive figures might end up standing across a terminal or crate. That's much easier to make work with flat tokens.
having a doorway to me is alway pointless once the door is opened its removed, you never close the door so its just more clutter,
Half of the tokens I painted for the crates are low not fat but an at st could stand on it and not fall over no problem. I did it that way just for that reason. Have had no issues with 3d terrain and large or mobile figs.