Hi! Great tut. Here's an idea: Instead of thin metal bars, use very thick fishing line, especially for very small pieces that are very close to the main rock. The line will not curve.
+Teo Maragakis Ver well possible. We also have a thick nylon thread from the greenhouse farmers which we use for all kinds of "floating" constructionwork
In what sense? Basically the acrylic bases match the exact shape of the game pieces to have them tournament legal. In this way if you hit it you would do so with the cardboard tokens as well and you officially crash into it as per the game rules. Haven’t played it in years though so maybe those rules changed? (Mostly my brothers game)
We intentionally stick them on the given cardboard pieces so that they comply with game parts and as such tournament rules. We do not change rules to use these
+Howitzer933 this is why they're magnetized. If a ship is going to land on the asteroid, you just remove the display piece and add it back again once the ship has moved off the asteroid. :)
This is a phenomenal idea to add to the realism of this game! Thanks so much for the idea! Gonna go get me some lava rocks now!
DIRTYYETTI tnx mate. My brother who made these is starting his own channel on Star Wars terrain building soon but a little more professional.
irongollem excellent I’d love to check his channel out
They look great, and so simple, but then it usually the simple things that look the best 👍👍
Great camerawork.
That is really a great idea and execution.
this is a fantastic idea! I am going to make a bunch !
We still use them to this day!
Great idea
Hi! Great tut. Here's an idea: Instead of thin metal bars, use very thick fishing line, especially for very small pieces that are very close to the main rock. The line will not curve.
+Teo Maragakis Ver well possible. We also have a thick nylon thread from the greenhouse farmers which we use for all kinds of "floating" constructionwork
Thanks for the idea :)
How do you cut the plexiglass to have the shape of the cardboard base ?
Samuel BRENOT we used a hot wire cutter set to a high voltage and patience or maybe we used a jigsaw
Genius, pure genius
I like this idea! I will use it for sure...
Dont you have problems when you you hit the asteroids and debris bases ?
In what sense? Basically the acrylic bases match the exact shape of the game pieces to have them tournament legal. In this way if you hit it you would do so with the cardboard tokens as well and you officially crash into it as per the game rules. Haven’t played it in years though so maybe those rules changed? (Mostly my brothers game)
@@irongollem understood sir, i will try to make some
Can you list all of the materials (and possible links) in the video description? :)
That might be a good idea! I'll work on it. Someof them are locally bought though so links might not help but i'll try!
So you can't say what you used?
Very very usefull thx buddy
Looks great but how do you modify the rules of the game? The rules gone make the asteroids a "solid" object you can not land on
*dont
We intentionally stick them on the given cardboard pieces so that they comply with game parts and as such tournament rules. We do not change rules to use these
+irongollem
So do you use a duplicate obstacle marker if a player lands directly on the asteroid?
+Howitzer933 this is why they're magnetized. If a ship is going to land on the asteroid, you just remove the display piece and add it back again once the ship has moved off the asteroid. :)
+CrescentBearer
Roger that
Nice work man! Goed gemaakt en bedacht :D
Tnx!
Thickness of the sheet?
About 4-5mm
Saying "of course" during a how to video is about as pretentious as you can get
My first negative comment. Yay, I’m finally “real” ;-)