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Warhammer Quest DIY Part 1
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- čas přidán 19. 01. 2023
- Warhammer Quest 1995 DIY Part 1. This will be a video series going over how I am creating my own copy of this game and talking about binding books along the way. Please ask questions and give me feedback so this can be a useful video series.
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I've been itching to buy an actual copy of WQ 95 for months, but didn't wanna think about paying so much for it. This looks like a PERFECT series to subscribe to, for a fun alternative! Thanks!
I felt the same way. It is just crazy how much people are willing to pay for a game that will most likely only be played a few times a year. So many modern games could be purchased at a fraction of the cost. Making my own copy is part of playing the game. It is providing me a ton of enjoyment and learning new skills.
Awesome video! Great tips! Looking for the next!
Looks great! Would love to see one of your board sections compared to the originals. I'll bet that they would look pretty close!
That would be something to take a look at. I just don't know anyone locally that has a copy of the game. Let me see what I can do because would be helpful to views and myself.
@@solitaryrpg Perhaps just purchasing a single corridor on eBay for comparison.
Really nice, though! Any chance to commission you in the future to do this with my custom expansion Board Sections? I could never do as good a job as you with such a project!
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@@WarhammerQuest Spoke to my buddy today and he is going to lend me some tiles so I am good. If you want some made I would be more than happy to make them. I would not charge you because you are keeping this game alive. I know you have a lot of custom boards so give me a list of your top 10 and I will get to work. I just picked up a gallon of PVA glue that should be enough lol
Nice result! Always love seeing Warhammer Quest stuff. I think @rushthewash had a good series where he made a set, too - in case you didn't see it!
The name does not sound familiar, I will check out the videos. I am just having fun making this game can't wait to actual play it.
Lots of great tips. Thanks for the video!!
Cannot wait for more!
It is going to be a fun project and should keep me busy for a few months lol
@@solitaryrpg I love your enthusiasm for the hobby!
@@steveyoungwork Thank You for noticing that. Have a great weekend
Great video--has inspired me to give it a go! Would a strip of double-sided tape to hold the map and backing paper to the card, then do the sticky back clear cover cut out the glue step and issue with bowing? 🤔
It would work but you might have to adjust the process. Make sure the tape goes around the edges of the image so it is held down good before cutting the board piece out. You don't have to put the black card stock on and save on that step. The clear cover will hold everything in place. It would get rid of the board bowing. Let me know if you try it and how it works out.
Lots of great tips, and I'm definitely going to get that ruler :)
It is real helpful especially when I bind my books.
I'm more digital now, but I enjoyed this because I love watching peeps craft. I hope you do some vids on book binding too. 52 hey, so am I.
Yes I will be doing some book binding in this series. I just wanted to create something really cool along the way and felt Warhammer Quest would fit the bill. Stay tuned
Thanks for sharing all the info, looks very interesting. I am really into building/crafting old games ,I just wish I had time and fortitude to get motivated to work on stuff. I've just gotten so apathetic after bad covid infections, its screwed up my brain and neurological system. So fatigued and tired feeling all the time doesn't help.
Great info on exact materials use and details on printing, that's the big crucial things are right materials and good printer. Which I need to invest in one.
Thank you for the comment on the video. Yes covid took a lot away from many of us me included. I feel throwing myself in random projects like this one helped however we all are different and it might not work for you. I also got into book binding so I could make physical books of the games that are no longer in print. It is also a lot of fun and does not take make to get started. Find something small and just start doing it might help. I am not a doctor or anything just a person like you trying to move on after everything that has happened. Stay strong it will get better it just takes time.
Mike
I love my original copy! I will one day paint all the models…
It is a great game and a wonderful way to introduce people into the RPG hobby.
I enjoyed the tile making and the tips on which way the grain faces for book binding. It is always the tips and tricks that I admire most on crafting videos. Binding books has always been something I've wanted to try. I'm curious, what happens if you add heat to the cardboard after it bow's? Does that make the bow more severe or weaken the tile/binding in any way if you are trying to flatten it out?
If you have an interest in book binding I will be providing a lot of tips and tricks in this series. I don't know how heat would work to flatten the cardboard. I would think it would dry to fast and cause it to curl more. If feel using the book press allows the glue to have time to get into the cardboard and really create the best bond possible. If you speed that process up with heat it could cause a weaker bound.
@@solitaryrpg thanks! Yeah I don’t know much about it. I use to own a pizza food truck and some of the dough presses are heated to help the dough keep its round shape when you flat press them. It’s like a quick flash heat, only last 10-15 seconds. I was more talking about after the glue has already dried and been pressed, like if you want to take the slight warp out. Heat it and press it again. Anyway, my brain goes all over, I carried ADHD into my adulthood so please forgive me. I can be obsessive over things until I am done with them.
@@HausofCraft I don't know if the heat would help or not. I know it helps with miniatures for board games when they are bent maybe the same for cardboard. I might have to mess around with this concept and see if it works.
Just watching this video for the 4th time, waiting on a delivery of a couple of rolls of plastic for the otherwise finished boards
Very cool what plastic covering did you go with?
@@solitaryrpg I couldn't get the scotch stuff which looks amazing, so ordered two generic 5 meter rolls from eBay and going to see how they look
@@allenstark9260 The scotch stuff is good but a real pain in the backside. I messed up a few boards and had to remake them. Just go slow and I am sure everything will work out great.
What about using using 'Permanent' Glue Stick, it's not as wet and is nice and sticky.
I have used glue sticks for other projects and they just don't hold up. I have even had problems with spray adhesive. I know the PVA glue works and I know how to work with it. I am sure there are other products on the market but I can get PVA glue from easier.
Hi! Instead of using cardboard do you think that foamcore can be used as an alternative for the tiles? Thank you in advanced.
I never tried it but I am sure it would work. One thing to keep in mind, if you pick up the original doors they clip to the cardboard tiles. If you are using a different type of door than it should work just fine. You might consider a spray glue and not the PVA I used. Not sure if foamcore boards can take on that much moisture.
@@solitaryrpg thank you for your time!
@@solitaryrpgcan you point me an alternative for you cardboard in amazon. Since I'm from Portugal I'm struggling to find something similar to your Michaels product. Thank you in advanced.
@@miguelsalgueiro7429 Look for 2 mm thick chipboard or book board. I found some on amazon but not sure if it is sold in Portugal.
Hello! great tutorial , but i cannot find the files with the cards , i found the cards , but not the files with them arranged front and back in a paper. have you got them? also of all expansions? thank you!
You hit me up twice please check your other comment. Thanks
@@solitaryrpg ahah yes! Sorry!
@@danielebarolo9582 Let me know if the information helps you.
@@solitaryrpg yes! It helped a lot! Printer goo brrrrrrr
@@danielebarolo9582 lol He is also updating all the character packs so your printer will be working overtime.