HeroQuest Print and Play expansions …
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- This is the last part of my print and play build for Heroquest….the expansions. It includes all 6 of the official expansions and two fan made expansions…all of which are available on Ye Olde inn website.
Look at the muscularity….!
Great work
This is so awesome having a classic game in beautiful paper minis.
This is awesome! Fantastic job buddy!!
Thanks my friend!!
Crazy art work ❤❤❤ many congrats!!
Appreciate that!
These are great. Love what you've done and this video should have waaaaaaay more likes!
Appreciate that..thank you!
This is a great recreation. I recreated HeroQuest in full 3d, using an Elegoo Mars 3d printer and 3d builder, the board, walls, doors, traps, all tiles all 3d now. Currently have KK and RotWL Expansions done in full 3d all tiles including the Throne Room, gonna start on The Frozen Horror here soon.
Sounds cool!!
Now that sounds awesome!
Do you have a video on TH-cam showcasing your build? I’d really like to see your 3D printed creations.
This is amazing. I just love your work.
Thank you!
Fabulous work.
Thank you!
This is pretty sweet
Thank you
Wow these are great storage boxes! Neat!
Thank you!
Fantastic job! Thanks for sharing!
Wow!
Damn dude, nice setup!
How the hell do just make something like that yourself 😲
Thanks Justin! …a fair bit of research 🧐 and investment in materials…a little know how and some winging it too! 😅
@@pedrowayne4675 Well its awesome man!
Appreciate that Justin!!
Very cool!
Great stuff!
I'd love to make my own Heroquest box.
Do it!!
Where and how do I get info on making my own quests? I’m very very new to HeroQuest and table top gaming in general and would love to make some of these or find where to get them made!
Ye Olde in Website is fantastic for more quests!!
@@pedrowayne4675 why about printing cards out? I’m not very crafty lol
I love it
Thanks!
What did you use to stick it to the chipboard spray adhesive or glue
I used glue sticks …I find that it gives the best adhesive power and it cleans up easily with a damp paper towel
Where did you get all the assest from YeOldinn?
Mostly from Ye olde inn FB page and Website. The rest just by googling what I needed.
where can you get those plastic feet for your miniatures?
I found them on Amazon
TBoxBo 50 Pieces Game Card Stands Translucent Props Paper Board Card Stands Business Card Holder Plastic Clip for Business Cards Price Tags Labels Menus a.co/d/1bY4YDe
Where do you get the slide top boxes you use for all of these amazing remakes?
Thanks Ray…I make them myself. MDF…I’ll make the inserts first and stack them to make sure I’m making the proper size box.
Hey! Wow this is absolutely beautiful! I’m currently researching into making a 3d printed HeroQuest board and other extras. I’ve come across the ‘Ye old inn’ and I’m blown away by how amazing the things people have done on it. If I were to print the cards at home what type of paper do I need for the ‘premium feel’ and also do I need a specific type of printer or will my £100 Epson do the job? Thanks very much!
I have everything professionally printed. You could use your home printer but there is just no beating the DPi of big office printing …
@@pedrowayne4675 great nice one, thanks for the advice!
Incredible! Do you print the tiles yourself then mount them? Or do you get them printed somewhere?
I get the tile art printed in glossy card stock at a professional printers. There is just no beating the dpi of those printers. …then I mount them on chipboard and cut them out myself. They’re very sturdy!
Pedro they look great. My local Fed Ex/Kinkos would never print those; they are incredibly militant about avoiding any potential copyright infringement. It’s quite annoying as they have some quality printing capability. Wish I could recreate what you’ve done here! Where do you buy the chipboard?
Try Office Depot if there is one near you. …I bought the chipboard from Hobby Lobby. You can buy large sheets there to accommodate a full board and then some.
@@pedrowayne4675 I am totally doing this! So you buy the chip board, print on glossy cardstock, how do you adhere the cardstock to the chipboard? Did you say you downloaded all these files from ye old inn?
There’s non need to explain anything…I email the file and tell them what I want and they print it …when I’m ready to mount it. I use glue stick. It is very forgiving and you can use a moist paper towel to clean up occasional glue spots.I cut them out with a metal ruler and an 18mm Olfa knife
Hi pedro! How can I buy that pack and book with all printed things?
The PDF of the book is actually available for free on the Ye Olde inn Facebook group.
awesome! so do you have a video of how you mount, seal, cut these while on the MDF? this is so cool! thanks for sharing!
Thanks Kyle. …are you talking about the Boxes or the tiles and components?
@@pedrowayne4675 your whole process intrigues me. specifically, I was curious what your process was for fixing the images for the tiles and components onto the mdf, cutting it, etc. do you seal them to protect them? if I were to try something similar, what tips would you give so as not to have it become a disaster, haha. anyway, if you don't have time to answer I understand. either way, awesome work!
thanks for the response!
Kyle , I used a 60 point chipboard…some call it gray board. I print the images on a glossy card stock then use a glue stick to mount them to the board. Once mounted I use a metal ruler and 18mm craft knife to cut them out. I use a heavy black marker on the edge to dress them up. …that’s it.
I also have a FB page where I post process pics a lot of the time. Feel free to check it Out
facebook.com/pedro.wayne.1610
@@pedrowayne4675 thanks so much! That’s really cool
I would buy this. How much would you estimate the costs of each of your projects? (this, your normal HQ and Advanced box)
WOW…all total…roughly $800 my cost or so. …I spared no cost…the best printing and materials to be sure.