So, at one point I decided to create a gift for a friend who like the game known as Diplomacy.
I went at it for several weeks. I had thought I posted that information here on this blog site months ago, but I didn't find any evidence.
After I completed the set, the plan was to get together seven (7) dedicated players from among our circle of gamer relations and do an all-day gaming session. Our industry (tech worker) is pretty harsh and fast moving. That plan never took off because people started moving away.
Pictures
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| 3D Printed via FDM for 7 players. WWI Tanks and battleships. |
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| Labels for the supply center control tokens. |
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| All of the ship bagged up. |
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| A closer look at the set for the yellow player. Shown are the tanks and the ships. |
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| I created this large frame of ferrous metal upon. Each section is collapsible and can be stored. |
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| The map, mounted. I never created a frame. |
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| A close-up of the map I created using Adobe Illustrator. |
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| The interior of the large box I crafted using thick polystyrene foamboard. That tiny box holds the tanks and ships. The magnetic sections from the frame are kept at the bottom of this box. |
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| The box exterior. Nice and portable. |
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| The map and frame mounted upon the wall of my friend's flat. |
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The originally went to Boardgame Geek. Click on that link to get more imagery.
