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Dec 27, 2010
 1886_tiles_v1.1.zip (3.52 MB) (Log in or Register to download.)
Updated tiles file with correct "70" tile
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Apr 5, 2010
 1886_Shares.zip (4.48 MB) (Log in or Register to download.)
Full bilingual redesign of 1886 -- Shares
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Apr 5, 2010
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Full redesign for 1886 -- Trains, Shares, Tokens, and privates v1.1

there's one extra "6" train, please throw it away
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Mar 27, 2010
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Full bilingual redesign of 1886 -- Zipped map
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Mar 24, 2010
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Full bilingual redesign of 1886 -- map is meant to be photoprinted at size 800x650mm
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Chris Fawcett
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The map doesn't seem to be available. I get an error when trying to open the link.
 
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  • Posted Fri Mar 26, 2010 5:33 pm
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yankeeap wrote:
The map doesn't seem to be available. I get an error when trying to open the link.


Strange, works here. What error?
 
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  • Posted Fri Mar 26, 2010 5:35 pm
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Scott Petersen
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Karim, perhaps you should zip up the map file too. My browser froze up when I opened the map file because it is so large. The file looks fine in OS X Preview once I downloaded it though. Perhaps that is the error Chris had?
 
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I've had no problem here under OS X and Preview, OS X and Acrobat, OS X and Illustrator, Linux (Debian) and xpdf, Linux (Debian) and acroread, Linux (Ubuntu) and evince etc.
 
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  • Posted Sat Mar 27, 2010 12:23 am
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I should have been more clear. I'm sure there's nothing wrong with the file, except that it's a jpg and most browsers will try to open the file in the browser unless the user does a "save as". It's a 72 megapixel image, which turns out to be more than my computer wanted to handle today (spinning beach ball of death and all).
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  • Posted Sat Mar 27, 2010 12:40 am
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I uploaded a zipped version of the Jpeg, that is stuck in the queue with the trains, shares, charters, station tokens, and privates files.
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  • Posted Sat Mar 27, 2010 10:48 pm
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I'm looking forward to trying your tile scheme.

It's great to see new design ideas and innovations like this.

But- thanks for not coercing us to try 'that other way' of doing shares, that experiment didn't look so successful.. (The two-sized discs on portfolio cards you pictured, earlier.)
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  • Posted Tue Mar 30, 2010 6:12 pm
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"coercing"
There are alternatives. Two of them even.

"us"
Who is that "us" I'm not a part of?

au contraire, the share tokens work very well. To give you an idea, think of how a stack of poker chips is easier to use than a stack of paper money. The tracking sheet though was almost useless, I admit.
I opted for paper shares because getting a bunch of wooden tokens is expensive.
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Hi,
jimb wrote:
I'm looking forward to trying your tile scheme.


what means 'your tile scheme'? Is this not original title scheme?
 
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  • Posted Tue Mar 30, 2010 8:45 pm
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d0gb0t wrote:
Hi,
jimb wrote:
I'm looking forward to trying your tile scheme.


what means 'your tile scheme'? Is this not original title scheme?


color scheme.
 
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  • Posted Tue Mar 30, 2010 9:36 pm
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Hi Karim,

will you be uploading the redesign box as well?
 
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  • Posted Tue May 11, 2010 9:23 am
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gorgeous, guess, enough to make me try my hand at PnP again!
 
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  • Posted Sun Jul 25, 2010 12:35 am
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I added a picture to the gallery, that can be used as a wrapper for a box top. The resolution is print-friendly :


(the wide borders are the box sides)
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What a beautiful image. I think I will make a print to frame for my downstairs game room.
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I've just spotted a mistake on the 70 tile. It has an undesired 5th connection between the middle 2 exits.
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  • Posted Thu Dec 23, 2010 10:33 pm
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Lardarse wrote:
I've just spotted a mistake on the 70 tile. It has an undesired 5th connection between the middle 2 exits.


Great, thanks! I uploaded the file, It should take some days before it appears.
 
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  • Posted Mon Dec 27, 2010 9:01 am
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Uploaded!
 
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Question; how are you determining what size to print the jpgs at? I was trying to set things up for printing through Kinko's and ended up having to really outscale the map... if each sheet for charters, tiles, etc, is 8.5x11, the map turns out to be most of six panels at 11x17.

What is your intended size for the components?

Thanks!
 
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ecs05norway wrote:
Question; how are you determining what size to print the jpgs at? I was trying to set things up for printing through Kinko's and ended up having to really outscale the map... if each sheet for charters, tiles, etc, is 8.5x11, the map turns out to be most of six panels at 11x17.

What is your intended size for the components?

Thanks!

All the components are 300 dpi and you should be able to retain that resolution when printing from most dedicated image applications. The map is 31.5" x 25.6", so you might be able to fit on six 11" x 17" sheets depending on the margins.
 
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ecs05norway wrote:
Question; how are you determining what size to print the jpgs at? I was trying to set things up for printing through Kinko's and ended up having to really outscale the map... if each sheet for charters, tiles, etc, is 8.5x11, the map turns out to be most of six panels at 11x17.

What is your intended size for the components?

Thanks!


each board tile is 320x200mm, 8 of them;
(sorry, that's my own file; Scott is right)
the tiles are for 200x270mm sheets
the other sheets are 210x297mm
 
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scottredracecar wrote:
ecs05norway wrote:
Question; how are you determining what size to print the jpgs at? I was trying to set things up for printing through Kinko's and ended up having to really outscale the map... if each sheet for charters, tiles, etc, is 8.5x11, the map turns out to be most of six panels at 11x17.

What is your intended size for the components?

Thanks!

All the components are 300 dpi and you should be able to retain that resolution when printing from most dedicated image applications. The map is 31.5" x 25.6", so you might be able to fit on six 11" x 17" sheets depending on the margins.


This works out to about my own size -- each hex is about 1.5" flat-to-flat.
 
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18xx hexes are traditionally 41.5mm from flat-to-flat. A few games, like 18OE and 1831 change this, but they are the rare exceptions.
 
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clearclaw wrote:
18xx hexes are traditionally 41.5mm from flat-to-flat. A few games, like 18OE and 1831 change this, but they are the rare exceptions.


mine are 40mm flat to flat. (which is OK, BTW, since they're not supposed to be used on anything else than my maps)
 
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Cool.

What software do you use to create the files? Photoshop, Illustrator?
 
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Zow. Got the tiles, charters, shares, trains, and privates printed and mounted. Going to pick up the maps from Staples tonight.

These are gorgeous work. I'm glad I decided to lay out the money to do a quality job of building the kit. Very impressed.
 
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