A printed map in action
Just in case anyone was in any doubt that these maps are large!
What is that incredible glee that this kind of thing generates? I can’t describe it, but I adore it.
This is the Marsh map by the way, plus some scenery I built and some amazing minis from Red Box Games.
I printed this one on copier paper, and taped it together on the reverse. So no fancy production involved!
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It's nice to see that "taped from the reverse" is an accepted method even for creators of such beautiful maps. I'm sometimes kinda ashamed when I bring something to my table that I cobbled together at my desk for one session only, knowing that map won't survive the evening without stains and bends...
I like to keep it simple, and I definitely want to supply stuff that can be used simply. It’s nice to have fancy pro prints, but the idea with this Patreon was always that it could just be used very accessibly!
Looks great, Jon! I'm, actually, using your maps as blueprints for my own crafted terrain layouts. PS - we also use Red Box Games' minis, to represent our own company's player-heroes! Tre Manor's style just seems to catch the Middle Earth aesthetic a bit better than many other sculptors out there, I think. :D
That’s really cool! Please share photos if you can! Yes, I love Tre’s work so much. It’s hard to get his minis in the U.K, but I really should just pony up for one of his kickstarters.