Also slowly working on making my own pieces and designs for my new resin printer. I’m going to open up an online store for new pieces, boards, rules, and other items in the near future.
Ambilzi & Grasshopper's 1940 Global Map (Video Added)
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A second set of quotes from a different Southern California printing company for printing on vinyl (the type of material used for advertising banners):
48"x105" , white 64" Roland EcoSol Banner, solvent 6 color Roland 4sf $230.80
53"x116", white 64" Roland EcoSol Banner, solvent 6 color Roland 4sf $258.78
56"x122.5", white 64" Roland EcoSol Banner, solvent 6 color Roland 4sf $277.42
(I might check on the AliBaba website to see what I can find for printing services in China. Also, I’m checking on the possibility of printing on upholstery vinyl and marine vinyl).
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Has anyone printed his map on a larger scale without any issues yet?
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Has anyone printed his map on a larger scale without any issues yet?
It’s a pretty big file, and the printer pro should be able to tell you how much res you might lose if any. Also, Billiam’s print is really huge and he said he’s getting it printed this week… so he should be able to tell us how it looks after the file being really streched.
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Update: Still looking to print a large map. I am currently in S. Korea checking with local print shops. Got a quote of USD $120 for printing on banner vinyl for a 53" x 116". Somewhat worried about curling at the edges, but I figure curling would be solvable. As for resolution, one of the southern California printers were gracious enough to print out the European AA map at 1.5 the size …the resolution was satisfactory.
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Update: Still looking to print a large map. I am currently in S. Korea checking with local print shops. Got a quote of USD $120 for printing on banner vinyl for a 53" x 116". Somewhat worried about curling at the edges, but I figure curling would be solvable. As for resolution, one of the southern California printers were gracious enough to print out the European AA map at 1.5 the size …the resolution was satisfactory.Â
Thanks, keep us updated.
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Just picked up a 3m x 1.376m printing of Ambilzi & Grasshopper’s 1940 Global Map. The material is a polyester fabric used to print banners. The resolution is good. My friends and I will playtest it within the month. I’ll report on any wrinkling issues, pros/cons, and feedback from my group regarding the map’s playability.
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Perfect map with the naval/air bases printed on it, that really safes space!
Young grasshopper, do you have seperate files only for the Europe and/or Pacific map?
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Perfect map with the naval/air bases printed on it, that really safes space!
Young grasshopper, do you have seperate files only for the Europe and/or Pacific map?
The global file is too big for my computer to cut it by myself. (always ends with an fatal error)Sorry, I don’t have a smaller file, maybe in the future when I learn more about publishing maps… my only suggestion is to try downloading it from a better computer, transfer it to a flash drive, take it to get printed, and cut it in half.
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Hey Guys,
If you’re looking for a good place to get these maps printed, I would suggest BannerBuzz.ca.
I got one of IL’s maps done by them on a 3’ x 6’ vinyl sheet for $52.49 all in.
Quality was good and I got the map in less than a week (Shipped to Canada). From what I can tell the banners are made in India.
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Great map. We played on it last month (May 2015). We used the type of fabric used for large banners and that was OK. No wrinkles. But the only think about the map is that the colors were not bright…the map colors were a shade on the dark side. But very very playable.
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lots of reasons for that, could be the printer, could be the material… just make sure the file doesn’t get altered from an outside computer, it could default all the colour profile settings from the computer that edits it.
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yes i got my map in stirene for 85$ very great for the price thank yg
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yes i got my map in stirene for 85$ very great for the price thank yg
:-D inqu�bec canadaThat’s an awesome price, are you happy with the print? can you wipe it with a wet cloth without the ink coming off?
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yes i do the test and no ink in the paper the color is great just litle stacht i think is in the stirene and one litle yello spot like head nedle i will give you post later and if you whant the place thank again for the file yonggrasshopper :-D
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yes i do the test and no ink in the paper the color is great just litle stacht i think is in the stirene and one litle yello spot like head nedle i will give you post later and if you whant the place thank again for the file yonggrasshopper :-D
Yes… would love the name of that place… Cheers.
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is Vcreation tel 514-907-0874 versioncreation.ca info@versioncreation.ca is in Quebec st-eustache the web site is it in french i tjink is speaking englich like my lol the nome do my print is Manon
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At that price, I might ask you to get one done for me in the new year, I’m currently working on some modifications for a new map with help from Cyanight.
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I received my new map and really happy of it
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again if you need to contact the printing company it’s versioncreation.ca - hope this helps
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Looks great, and I’m convinced that styrene is the best material to use, do you agree? One thing I noticed different than mine, and that’s the small white border surrounding the map, I wonder if the printer cut it off on purpose.
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i think so me to the styrene is the best , very flat no curve i am agree whit you yes the printer cut the white border i can’t wait to try my new map but i need to finisch my other game on other global map ‘original’ was began in febuary
yg where you got your industrial complex ? on my other map i put all facility whith sticker for gain place