@Tjoek Do you have a link to where you bought the discs? The sticker sheets? And finally a PDF to print out the stickers. :grin:
@cyanight said in Tjoek's custom roundels and tokens:
Those fuel roundels look great. I spent the weekend researching an acrylic version of the fuel markers.
I did the same and couldn’t find one that looked nice enough to me. That’s when I started this journey to create my own markers with custom artwork
@vodot said in Tjoek's custom roundels and tokens:
@Tjoek these are terrific! do you have an art resource for the naval bases, airbases, and minor ICs?
No not (yet).
@djensen said in Tjoek's custom roundels and tokens:
@Tjoek Do you have a link to where you bought the discs? The sticker sheets? And finally a PDF to print out the stickers. :grin:
The discs where custom cut at a local laser cutting company in the Netherlands (www.laserbeest.nl)
I just used regular photo paper in my home printer to print the artwork you can find in my original post. These where subsequently punched from this sheet of paper. This wasn’t as easy to get right. So I printed some extra sheets to replace the ones that were a bit off center.
@Tjoek said in Tjoek's custom roundels and tokens:
sample prints that my kids had hidden somewhere… but all’s good now except for the spare time at the moment.
haha dude I feel your pain. The look on my four year old’s face when she opened the door and saw Anniversary setup on the floor… I had a subsequent week or so of “Let’s play axis and allies” requests every morning and evening. I gave her the 1941 board and some '41 bits to play with. :)
@vodot said in Tjoek's custom roundels and tokens:
@Tjoek said in Tjoek's custom roundels and tokens:
sample prints that my kids had hidden somewhere… but all’s good now except for the spare time at the moment.
haha dude I feel your pain. The look on my four year old’s face when she opened the door and saw Anniversary setup on the floor… I had a subsequent week or so of “Let’s play axis and allies” requests every morning and evening. I gave her the 1941 board and some '41 bits to play with. :)
Luckily we play in the attic were my 4 and 2 year olds cannot get to without help, but they do want to watch what we’re doing. And besides they know there is candy up there. :grinning:
@Tjoek I just 3D-printed a gazillion 19mm x 3mm discs to try these out, will post results!
@vodot looking forward to your results!!
@Tjoek Thanks for the roundles. They look great! Just printed them on label paper, laminated them with matt sheet and used 2 Euro cent coins to stick them on.
Printed and sticked oranged roundels on the back for combat marker.
Just my 2 cents.
@fasthard thanks for sharing! Interesting idea to use 2 euro cent coins.
