I have a decent collection of monster pawns from the first two Bestiary Boxes and the CotCC set, but I always seem to need more of a particular monster so I've started printing my own. I use the guide at DMJason and they come out surprisingly well!
Unfortunately, DMJason only provides instructions and templates for printing small - huge minis. Does anyone have suggestions for how I could create gargantuan minis, as my Party is starting to get to that stage.
Thanks in advance for any help!
When I don't have the right pawn for a figure, I put the picture I want in an image file, with an upside-down duplicate above their head. The blank image I use is 1576 by 2124, and I scale my source pictures to appropriate dimensions eg, 200 by 350 pixels for a medium creature. Once I've put on all the creatures I want on a page, I print it on a standard sized sheet of white card, then cut them out (with a little extra at the bottom to twist around for extra thickness), fold them, and stick them in one of the bases from my Pathfinder Bestiary Box.
Unfortunately, DMJason only provides instructions and templates for printing small - huge minis. Does anyone have suggestions for how I could create gargantuan minis, as my Party is starting to get to that stage.
Just make them twice as big as minis for Large creatures?
One of our local GMs had a recurring need for a mini for a Gargantuan robot for their Iron Gods home game, so printed several copies of the Bestiary art as 4" x 4" squares, and built a cube from them (or at least the top and sides of one). They now bring it to PFS games whenever they need to field a Gargantuan mini (such as a high-tier demon, or a humanoid troop). At some point, someone dubbed it the "Friendship Cube," but it never, ever is...