Home
Artists
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register
Partychan Telegram Live Sex ThePornDude
Home Artists Posts Import Register

Alternative Format (Patreon)

Published:
2016-05-04 03:20:30
Edited:
2016-12-06 20:08:09
Imported:
2021-09

Downloads

Content

How about this layout? Could potentially work for everyone?

Files

Comments

Bojack Horsebones

I like it, though I haven't ever tried resizing before.

Anonymous

I think this would work well but your previous layout with out the boxes was also fine. I think as long as the fold line is shared by all images so they can be batch glued and folded a layout will be fine...just my opinion

Michael Waldorf

I don't mind, this type is very similar to how the battle studios guy does his. I don't actually use the bases (I use binder clips). When I run low though I'd rather have circular bases (looks better) so I approve.

Brett Lee

I'm probably the outlier here but I cut out the minis, glue them to black mounting board and then cut them to match the token and base sizes from the Pathfinder Bestiary box. I definitely get that all-paper minis are the expected use case, so as long as I can easily scale down the PNGs provided in the PDFs, I'm happy :)

Ardule (edited)

Comment edits

2021-09-17 14:55:14 This works really well for me, thanks for putting that together so quick! I love your work, so I'm usually doing several copies of each mini you release (I have a large D&D party you see), and then I scale some of them up to create various boss monsters. Having the guideline box around each one makes them very quick and easy to resize by eye and then cut out when you need a lot of them :)
2016-05-04 15:16:27 This works really well for me, thanks for putting that together so quick! I love your work, so I'm usually doing several copies of each mini you release (I have a large D&D party you see), and then I scale some of them up to create various boss monsters. Having the guideline box around each one makes them very quick and easy to resize by eye and then cut out when you need a lot of them :)

This works really well for me, thanks for putting that together so quick! I love your work, so I'm usually doing several copies of each mini you release (I have a large D&D party you see), and then I scale some of them up to create various boss monsters. Having the guideline box around each one makes them very quick and easy to resize by eye and then cut out when you need a lot of them :)