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I think having 3D printatble terrain would be a great idea!
When the Flip Tiles were first introduced, I was under the impression that at least the core box sets were going to be an "evergreen" porduct. Now, certain sets (like Dungeons) are out-of-print, only available as a pdf prodcut.
As a "forever GM" for Pathfinder Society, having access to those tiles as 3D interchangable terrain would be a boon! A friend of mine has created a vast majority of them out using Hirst Arts molds and dental plaster affixed to thin wooden tiles, but they ponderpus to use, weighing in at roughly 1-2 pounds each. I would love to have them as a showcase item for conventnions, but the weight makes that prohibitive. Similar 3D printed tiles would reduce that weight considerably.
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Hi! Just wanted to say thank you for adding the missing files to MMF.
I really appreciate the quick update and the care you put into keeping the Welcome Pack expanding across the different platforms. Thanks again!
You're very welcome!!! Thank you for your patience while we fixed it!
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Community & Social Media Specialist
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I think having 3D printatble terrain would be a great idea!
When the Flip Tiles were first introduced, I was under the impression that at least the core box sets were going to be an "evergreen" porduct. Now, certain sets (like Dungeons) are out-of-print, only available as a pdf prodcut.
As a "forever GM" for Pathfinder Society, having access to those tiles as 3D interchangable terrain would be a boon! A friend of mine has created a vast majority of them out using Hirst Arts molds and dental plaster affixed to thin wooden tiles, but they ponderpus to use, weighing in at roughly 1-2 pounds each. I would love to have them as a showcase item for conventnions, but the weight makes that prohibitive. Similar 3D printed tiles would reduce that weight considerably.
Oooo, yes thank you for this feedback and suggestion!
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While I appreciate the appeal for some people to print and assemble and paint their own miniatures, it is my most sincerest of hopes that some of these sculpts will eventually find their way into prepainted miniature boosters or sets.
I've already got 1000 miniatures that need painted and not enough time. These days I have a much greater appreciation for stuff that comes painted and assembled and made from that gummy plastic that doesn't shatter if dropped from table height.
Thank you for your interest in this, Sharkbite!!