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Post by BSGTony (lordzsezse) on Jul 17, 2014 11:04:48 GMT -9
This set contains the cloister with removable base, a fountain and rock benches. You can use every model from this set to our other Elven Papercraft sets. Wide: 5" (with the stairs: 7") Height: 4,5" With one texture style of 5 but with customization options! With cutfiles! If you test the cut files please write here your experiences, these are our first cutfiles. Thx! (They worked well for us, but who knows, I could test only the CAMEO mark.) www.rpgnow.com/product/132296/Eledriels-Cloister--Paper-Modelif you already own it please download it again to get the cutfiles.
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Post by mproteau (Paper Realms) on Jul 17, 2014 17:07:14 GMT -9
Quick comments - first, the files look GREAT. I love the ability to turn off the cutlines, and toggle the registration marks. Nicely done.
While it's a nice touch to ship older and newer cutfiles, it's not really necessary, since they're really identical save for the registration mark setting. It's not too unreasonable to default to the newer format - most people with an older machine are probably familiar enough with the process to know what to do.
Just my personal preference, but I like to see score lines and cutlines colored differently. My preference is score lines being blue to match the color they will be when you set the cut settings, and cutlines red. But, FDG standards are somewhat the inverse, and plenty of people don't care one bit.
page 03-04.studio3 has an extra cutline that overlaps a scoreline at the top of the page...
I'm psyched to see this with cutfiles. I didn't have a chance to try out the new cameo tonight - I had to actually redesign my desk so that it would fit - I've got in *under* my printer... Maybe this weekend I'll have time...
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Post by WackyAnne on Jul 17, 2014 23:40:54 GMT -9
BSGTony (lordzsezse) Zsezse Congratulations on not only such a successful Kickstarter, but such a successful set! It was number 1! on RPGNow's Hottest List for several days, and is still going strong. Not to mention, it's a beautiful and versatile module in-and-of itself.
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Post by mproteau (Paper Realms) on Jul 19, 2014 18:27:31 GMT -9
Almost done building the cloister model. It's really impressive - more amazing in person than in the pictures! Gak I can't wait to see more of what you guys produce! Really wonderful.
EDIT: I had mentioned the one ramp I built didn't come out great. It turns out I put in one piece upside-down, which explains the poor fit on both the top and bottom. Doh! Subsequent pieces came out perfect!
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Post by mproteau (Paper Realms) on Jul 20, 2014 9:45:48 GMT -9
Everything tried to get in my way (I had to redesign my desk... I had to flush my printer tanks...) but it is done! Here's one pic. I posted a couple others at my blog, though it is pretty evident I'm not a photographer... What a great model. I have to admit I had a hard time assembling some parts, but perseverance pays off in the end. Edge. A lot. Dry-fit the pieces, figure out where there is likely to be a gap, or a fold sticking out, or two pieces that may not align perfectly. It's worth it. I own a whole bunch of buildings, but NOTHING like this. Two thumbs up!
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Post by okumarts on Jul 20, 2014 11:07:48 GMT -9
OH, that looks so good!
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Post by kirshan on May 7, 2015 14:45:53 GMT -9
I'm not much of photographer either as you can see. I'll have to agree with mproteau on his suggestions was a fairly challenging build. Sorry about the quality of the photo I was being attacked by a hoard of house cats jumping up on my table while trying to take a pictures, believe it or not this was the best out of 5 pictures.
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