Would you play a game with paper miniatures?

Blackronin

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Jan 3, 2010
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Hi:

How many of you would play a game made of paper miniatures that would expand to a complete universe?
Just like those miniature table games, with plastic and lead, but this one all made of paper.
 

jhonepawell

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Feb 16, 2010
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As an aside you could make your own paper miniatures using PowerPoint and downloaded art from the Wizards website and you can also make your own using the Token Tool from some of website.
 

clevermod01

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Mar 12, 2010
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www.clevermodel.net
paper game pieces

It's pretty common actually. I started Clever models to do game models but haven't had the time to do it. have lots of models made but the model train scene keeps me busy.
 

sakket

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Mar 14, 2010
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thats actually the goal of the project Im working on right now. (my goal was specifically to combat the fact that I wanted to collect something like warhammer but didn't want to spend money XD )
 

khidotmama

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Mar 21, 2010
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When I was a child, I loved playing miniatures made of plastic or stone. And I still do now. But I've never tried playing paper miniatures. A good idea. Guess I'll try. :D
 

knightmasterkit

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Mar 25, 2010
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absolutely, anything that encourages the players to be more creative artistically is great, i dont like the cookie cutter appearance of the more common wargames.

Guess im just old school like that, i prefer fudge systems too.

gaming should be about entertainment and creativity, not profit.
 

SSanatobaJR

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Apr 11, 2010
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Paper game models? You bet! I've priced games that require metal, plastic and resin models and they are too hard on the pocket book. I'll take paper models any day!
 

Darthbrik

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Apr 24, 2010
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Well if you guys are looking for lots of free easy ro make 2d or 3d paper minitures then please google momir farooq.
I'm glad if I could help.
 

zsander

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Apr 26, 2010
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definitely. easier and cheaper to have paper or card buildings and models than $$$$$ for resin or other materials. Especially Money Workshop...er, Games Workshop.
 

Harlequin_HK

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May 5, 2010
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Paper vehicles cut down on costs, so that I can buy more troops. Definitely cost effective solution when planning to play large scale battles. Easier to stack and store too, than hard plastic models which need its own foam compartment to protect from scrapes...
 

Falsemuzzle

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May 12, 2009
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heck yea!
i use them all the time. some of my armies are mixed media...sign1
(until i can get the plastic versions)

my friends actually like them, and one has started using them almost exclusively. gotta love that!