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Post by squirmydad on Sept 5, 2018 6:21:08 GMT -9
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Post by jmarsh62 on Sept 5, 2018 6:57:58 GMT -9
All are pretty good. I voted for spaceships because my first thought was "I should have done that!"
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Post by uptrainfan89 on Sept 5, 2018 7:10:25 GMT -9
All are pretty good. I voted for spaceships because my first thought was "I should have done that!" Thanks! I'd also love to see and build what other designers have in mind for starships too, you can never have too many ships lol!
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Post by Vermin King on Sept 5, 2018 15:59:34 GMT -9
All are pretty good. I voted for spaceships because my first thought was "I should have done that!" That is a truly great reason for your vote.
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Post by yifferman on Sept 5, 2018 18:58:54 GMT -9
well this time i vote for the starships, its new for me
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Post by uptrainfan89 on Sept 6, 2018 3:07:56 GMT -9
well this time i vote for the starships, its new for me Thanks!!!
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Post by marzman on Sept 6, 2018 15:26:55 GMT -9
Im lovin the Dragon Turtle lots!
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Post by squirmydad on Sept 7, 2018 6:06:14 GMT -9
What, a tie?!? Wow! For the first time in Papercuts history there is a tie for best of Show! Congratulations to both Soaringraven and Uptrainfan89 for your wonderful entries! Thanks again to everyone who entered, voted, promoted and commented, it's an engaged community that makes events like this possible and fun. I'll be working on assembling the gallery for the site next week and I hope to have it all up soon. Thanks again everybody!
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Post by uptrainfan89 on Sept 7, 2018 6:21:28 GMT -9
That's so awesome and thank you! Also thank you to everyone who voted, so many great entries this year, they all were really amazing! I'm also working to expand my starship line even further!
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Post by Vermin King on Sept 7, 2018 6:26:32 GMT -9
I tried to be quiet during the voting, but this was a tough one. 1. The Dragon Turtle is beautiful artwork. Don't have a need for it, but it has to be on the shelf 2. Neo Starships is a wonderful concept with great art, and don't forget all the ancillary stuff 3. The Market Stalls is another beautiful submission with lots of doo-dads that make it special 4. Kings Road is also phenomenal. Great layers, but probably a victim of being similar to mproteau (Paper Realms)'s other tile sets. Which doesn't mean this set isn't equally special 5. Three Penny Bridge is such a cohesive whole. Taking the various models and combining to form a partially fortified, structure laden bridge is wonderful 6. Modular Darkfast Dungeons is gorgeous and very well thought out. I am so very impressed with each of these. Very nicely done
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Post by mproteau (Paper Realms) on Sept 7, 2018 7:54:20 GMT -9
You're too kind, Vermin King - I am really chuffed to be able to be in the running, but I am really happy to see the voting favor the entries it did. It's nice to see I backed a winner! printableheroes really shows off how amazing paper miniatures can look on the table - I would never be able to find the time to elevate my (currently non-existent) painting skills to that level! The starships uptrainfan89 made show off how paper isn't just for flat vertical miniatures. They add dimension, and are wonderfully crafted. And soaringraven consistently presents builds with amazing levels of detail at a scale that would make any player's jaw drop. Thank you, okumarts, bravesirkevin and chiefasaur for doing what you do. It gave me plenty to work with! Thank you everyone who participated this year in the Papercuts. I hope everyone that has any reach into their own little slice of a gaming community has shared links to the forums and let people know that there are great resources to help fill up their tables!
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Post by soaringraven on Sept 7, 2018 9:08:44 GMT -9
A tie?!? Wow, that's great. You folks really put me through the ringer this time. Such a close shave. Anyways, thanks to everyone who voted for us, thanks to all the participants, and thanks to Eric for once again hosting the Papercuts. Congratulations to uptrainfan89 for winning the competition and allow me to express my appreciation for many of the entries this year. It's a blast that we won the competition, too, but seriously there were quite a number of entries that would have deserved the honor just as well.
And thanks once again to everyone who took their time to give feedback or praise for our work. It's great to win something, but it's more important to know that someone out there likes what you do, maybe even is inspired by it. I'm often too lazy to give feedback myself and therefore I'm especially happy about every response we get.
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Post by carathine on Sept 7, 2018 9:49:24 GMT -9
Thank you mproteau and verminking for your comments. I´m so thankful that there are people who like what we do. I really want to post more but it is still difficult for me to write in english. Especially all the paper crafting vocabulary. But I love all the great results of your work and I have great plans for some of your models. I hope my husband won´t go crazy with all my ideas.
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Post by cowboyleland on Sept 7, 2018 10:46:04 GMT -9
it's an engaged community that makes events like this possible and fun. You know, the stats say "we" have nearly 3K memebers but we got only 34 people voting for "Best of Show" and the other categories have similar numbers. I wonder what would happen if people could only download the submissions if they voted. BTW: Congrats all. This year was full of tough choices.
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Post by factoria tabletop on Sept 8, 2018 4:39:00 GMT -9
wow! ...woooow! i cant say anything else, just..amazing work! i am apologize i arrived so late to vote, i was so busy those days... very nicely done!
( i really liked the MProteau-Modular Darkfast Dungeons...)
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Post by wyvern on Sept 8, 2018 9:08:07 GMT -9
it's an engaged community that makes events like this possible and fun. You know, the stats say "we" have nearly 3K memebers but we got only 34 people voting for "Best of Show" and the other categories have similar numbers. I wonder what would happen if people could only download the submissions if they voted. BTW: Congrats all. This year was full of tough choices. Yeah, but most days see around 35-45 members and admin staff actually visiting the Forum, so 34 people is about an 85% turnout, far, far better than most nations manage for political elections As for rewards for voting, they don't really work all that well either - same as making voting compulsory - as you end up with people voting from spite, or randomly, not for the "right", that is sensible and considered, reasons. Sadly, none of this is easy to resolve, witness the recent UK and US post-voting chaos, still on-going, amongst other places. Fully agree about the difficulty of the Papercuts choices this year though; personally, I thought everyone who entered had already won!
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