I recently completed 2.75D map creation. It's the culmination of my longest running campaign ever. We started Pathfinder 24 months ago playing The Shackled City AP.
Skullrot 3D is the final encounter map in that AP. I used cardboard for the levels (free from Lowes appliance department) and some 7/8 wood rods to create the legs. I printed to scale the actual maps from the AP (Photoshop and Acrobat Pro tile printing). I used a carpentry pencil to create the 5ft squares (the map only had 10ft marked). The cage is a donation/borrow from my childrens ImaginNext toy and the figure is from WotC.
Skullrot 3D
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Hope you like the pics and video.
That looks great! What a labor of love. Having recently finished a 3D version of the Lucky Monkey Inn, I can appreciate the time and care that goes into these things. I couldn't really make out the figure, though; what did you use specifically? I've worried about what I'll use to represent Adimarchus (when we get that far years from now :-P)
Please post some pics of your creation. I'd love to see it.
That looks great! What a labor of love. Having recently finished a 3D version of the Lucky Monkey Inn, I can appreciate the time and care that goes into these things. I couldn't really make out the figure, though; what did you use specifically? I've worried about what I'll use to represent Adimarchus (when we get that far years from now :-P)
Ok, you asked for it!
There's actually a ton of pics up of the whole building process at the Fat Dragon Games website, so I'll just give you a link to that. It was a pretty involved process. But we're having a lot of fun with it now! Here's the link.
I should add, you should start at around page 6 unless you want to see the whole building process, and if you just want to see it completed, you should probably start around page 10.
And I'd still like to hear about the figure you used for Adimarchus!
