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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: Pappa Midnight on 14 July 2009, 10:44:30 PM
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Got this link from TMP if anyone's interested.
The buildings are all in HO scale but it wouldn't take much to re-size them. Would be ideal for modern gaming or possibly Pulp.
http://www.illinoishistory.gov/ps/construct_mainstreet.htm
PM
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That's a great find!
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That's a great find!
Indeed, PM, thx!
Rudi
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I actually have had those for a couple of years, but never posted the link here, because I have not yet had the time to figure out how to blow them up without going to the copyshop. I',m sure, with the right software you can easily re-scale those - as well as the fine models from Fiddler's Green I have been meaning to experiment on....?
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Great find Thanks.
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Thanks
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Great find, thanks for sharing :)
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I actually have had those for a couple of years, but never posted the link here, because I have not yet had the time to figure out how to blow them up without going to the copyshop. I',m sure, with the right software you can easily re-scale those - as well as the fine models from Fiddler's Green I have been meaning to experiment on....?
print at 135% for 1/64
144% for 1/60 A4 to A3
155% for 1/56
180% for 1/48
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print at 135% for 1/64
144% for 1/60 A4 to A3
155% for 1/56
180% for 1/48
thanks for advice
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Thanks for finding the buildings and thanks for the sizing info!
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Nice, those files will soon head over to my harddisk :)
Thanks for the link!
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print at 135% for 1/64
144% for 1/60 A4 to A3
155% for 1/56
180% for 1/48
Is that data burned into the insides of your eyelids, Bungle? lol
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I'm glad these seem to be proving useful.
Thanks for the re-sizing info, I will probably "Cut" them to print out on A4 (if I can). Failing that my mate's got an A3 printer.......
Cheers
PM
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Sizing info ok - it's just that I need some software to break up and rearrange the grafics, so that I can print them on A4.
As I wrote, I'd prefer not to have to go to the copyshop to make the prints.
From some of the pdfs it may be possible to copy the images without further ado, and then blow them up in photoshop or an equivalent program.
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Sizing info ok - it's just that I need some software to break up and rearrange the grafics, so that I can print them on A4.
As I wrote, I'd prefer not to have to go to the copyshop to make the prints.
From some of the pdfs it may be possible to copy the images without further ado, and then blow them up in photoshop or an equivalent program.
Haven't looked at them, but unless the PDFs are locked, you should be able to open them with PhotoShop, depending on the version.
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Er... there are even free programs out there that unlock locked PDFs so you can play with the images.
I got lucky last time we did some.... a mates work had an A3 colour laser printer. Job solved.
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I need that. The version of Photoshop that came with a digicam couple of years ago won't run on Vista.... And now my old PC refuses to start (probably the power supply)...
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You could use The Gimp (http://www.gimp.org/).
It's free and you should be able to copy, paste and enlarge the pics out of the pdfs (they are not locked).
Greetings,
Zephalo
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Oh! Those are wonderful!
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I actually have had those for a couple of years, but never posted the link here, because I have not yet had the time to figure out how to blow them up without going to the copyshop. I',m sure, with the right software you can easily re-scale those - as well as the fine models from Fiddler's Green I have been meaning to experiment on....?
print at 135% for 1/64
144% for 1/60 A4 to A3
155% for 1/56
180% for 1/48
Which looks best with "Copplestone" sized 28mm figures? Or, are they all good?
I'm not very good at deciphering scales I'm afraid :(