That was almost the simplest part: plot the lines on a plastic foil, attach it to the board and spray it white or black. Needs around 2-3 cans of paint.Joshua Dyal wrote:How do you paint the lines on the pitch and make them straight, I wonder? That's be the hardest part, I'd think.
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I've made a basic BB pitch for my current Chaos team. All I did was grab a GW battle mat, cut it into 4 (which ironicly is enough for 4 BB boards) and stuck it on some wood. I then painted the lines on the pitch, made a scoreboard an viola! Job done.
I'm going Rotter's mad at the moment and I want to eventually make a home stadium for the Nurgles Rotters. Does anyone have any idea's suggestions?
While I'm waiting for the team I'm working on the coaching staff
I'm going Rotter's mad at the moment and I want to eventually make a home stadium for the Nurgles Rotters. Does anyone have any idea's suggestions?
While I'm waiting for the team I'm working on the coaching staff
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Yes vorner23 you are right. We used self-adhering plastic foil and were lucky to get our hands on a plotter which made the lines perfect.
But other methods like the cardboard will also do fine. After all the fun you have with the game counts and not the straightness of your markings.
Follow this link to see the production work in progress. It's the page of a friend of mine who is really good at making stadiums - http://bloodbowl.beckerf.de/html/stadiums.html.
But other methods like the cardboard will also do fine. After all the fun you have with the game counts and not the straightness of your markings.
Follow this link to see the production work in progress. It's the page of a friend of mine who is really good at making stadiums - http://bloodbowl.beckerf.de/html/stadiums.html.
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