Questing in the USA!

[knightkrawler]

You da man, dude...

[slev]

30mm from the 22.5mm squares of the original board?

30/22.5*100 = 133.3(r)%

Thus, print at 133.34% of the original size.

Alternatively, take my 40mm resized versions from my web site and print them at 75%.

[Anderas]

I added the comic filter to the board, which is super good fitting to Heroquest artwork and removes those print failures that are everywhere, and added some luminosity noise afterwards to enhance the "stone" effect. Now it looks as if it had super high resolution. Sadly the print was going wrong.

[sajungzak]

Got em done and printed already, thanks. There's a link on the previous page.

It was pretty easy using gimp. It has the grid on the edges that can be set to mm's. Resized by hand. Paid no attention to bleed or whatever it's called. Not sure if I want to affix them (currently on card stock) to chip board or polystyrene sheets (plasticard).

[knightkrawler]

30mm from the 22.5mm squares of the original board?

30/22.5*100 = 133.3(r)%

Thus, print at 133.34% of the original size.

Alternatively, take my 40mm resized versions from my web site and print them at 75%.

Good you mention that. The links to these tiles on your site are dead or you didn't make them available or something.
Can't download cuz they can't be found.

[slev]

30mm from the 22.5mm squares of the original board?

30/22.5*100 = 133.3(r)%

Thus, print at 133.34% of the original size.

Alternatively, take my 40mm resized versions from my web site and print them at 75%.

Good you mention that. The links to these tiles on your site are dead or you didn't make them available or something.
Can't download cuz they can't be found.

OK, I'll look to get on that over the weekend!

[sajungzak]

When using a plus size board the furniture doesn't take up as much space as it is meant to in the Quest Maps. Once I've painted my Twisting Catacombs set I will do this right, but for now I've slapped together a playable version. Here is an example.




I have different kinds of textured card for the floor in varying thicknesses to experiment with for the final product, but I have extra of these brick and cobblestone ones, so I used them. Got them at the model railroad shop.