Return of Fold-Up Paper Model!

Gez

First Post

• Feb 4, 2005

• #1

As you know, once upon a time, there was a nifty feature on the WotC site, that allowed people with good printers and stacks of cardboard paper to craft D&D buildings.

When the Map Folio 3D was released, the fold-up paper models were first hidden, and then completely taken down once the web team discovered people figured out a few trick to access them anyway.

Well, most FPM are now back! It seems the WotC web team now consider them as a web-enhancement for MF3D.

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/fpm/archive

 

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Janx

Hero

• Feb 4, 2005

• #2

And for other models that look really nice, check out WorldWorksGames's stuff.

I do their web product announcements, so I'm biased. But they really do make good stuff for gaming, which is why I help them out.

Janx

 

Raloc

First Post

• Feb 4, 2005

• #3

Janx, the stuff you guys sell is awesome. Unfortunately at the moment I have no use for it, as I play solely via OpenRPG, but if I were DMing a game using miniatures, that's the first site I'd go to.

OOo quite inexpensive too.

 

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MrFilthyIke

First Post

• Feb 4, 2005

• #4

Janx said:

And for other models that look really nice, check out WorldWorksGames's stuff.

I do their web product announcements, so I'm biased. But they really do make good stuff for gaming, which is why I help them out.

Janx

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That stuff's AWESOME...need...money....*twitch*twitch*

 

francisca

I got dice older than you.

• Feb 4, 2005

• #5

Janx said:

And for other models that look really nice, check out WorldWorksGames's stuff.

I do their web product announcements, so I'm biased. But they really do make good stuff for gaming, which is why I help them out.

Janx

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Hands down, of all the money I've spent on pdf and print products over the last 5 years, the WorldWorks stuff is the best value and the most utilitarian stuff I own.

 

Turanil

First Post

• Feb 4, 2005

• #6

Gez said:

As you know, once upon a time, there was a nifty feature on the WotC site, that allowed people with good printers and stacks of cardboard paper to craft D&D buildings.

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Incredible! It's the first time in my life that I learn about this!

 

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Old One

First Post

• Feb 4, 2005

• #7

Turanil said:

Incredible! It's the first time in my life that I learn about this!

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You guys from France should talk more !

~ Old One

 

MrFilthyIke

First Post

• Feb 4, 2005

• #8

Turanil said:

Incredible!

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Don't you mean "INCONCEIVABLE!"?

 

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Steverooo

First Post

• Feb 4, 2005

• #9

Janx said:

And for other models that look really nice, check out WorldWorksGames's stuff.

I do their web product announcements, so I'm biased. But they really do make good stuff for gaming, which is why I help them out.

Janx

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What's up with that Homepage, anyway? I see where it says "Model Sets / Terrain", etc., but when I try to click on it, nothing happens... Do you need ActiveX, or what?

 

TheAuldGrump

First Post

• Feb 4, 2005

• #10

MrFilthyIke said:

That stuff's AWESOME...need...money....*twitch*twitch*

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Take a look at The Maiden of the High Seas... If that isn't at least three games waiting to happen I'll eat me 'at!

I have been thinking about a game involving a siege by both land and sea of late.

The Auld Grump