Home-made games
Hans Persson
Sweden
Linköping
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I'm sure that many people here have created their own versions of games they couldn't find or couldn't afford. I'd like to see pictures of the results.
I've seen <A TARGET=BLANK HREF=http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist.php3?action=view&listid=73> http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist.php3?action=...istid=7...;/A>, but most of the games there don't have pictures.
Please add to this list, but make sure to include links to pictures of your version of the game!
One page with home-made games I've seen is <A TARGET=BLANK HREF=http://w1.132.comhem.se/~u13209748/tmp/spel/Hemgjort.html.> http://w1.132.comhem.se/~u13209748/tmp/spel/Hemgjo...rt.html...;/A> I hope it'll stay, in spite of the "tmp" in the URL.
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Board Game: Wiz-War
[Average Rating:6.98 Overall Rank:543]
mark coomey
New Zealand
AUCKLAND
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my home made copy of wiz war. tom jolly did actually email me to ensure i wasn't flogging off copies (which is obviously a breach of copyright) and that it was for my own personal use. He even was kind enough to compliment me on the production quality!
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Karl Fritz
United States
Rochester
Minnesota
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Thinking of making my own version. I have a woodshop at home that is almost entirely made up of Delta Industrial tools. As another BGGer told me, "you do not have to make the ends like a puzzle, they can be flat". Then again, it isn't like you couldn't make the puzzle ends with a template and pattern bit in a router table.
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Peter Millen
United Kingdom
Greyabbey
Northern Ireland
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This miniature set sits happily on a card-table by my PC for online play. (I do own the HiG and Mayfair versions, of course).
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Snooze Festival
United States
Hillsborough
North Carolina
We love our pups!! Misu, RIP 28 Nov 2010. Tikka, RIP 11 Aug 2011.
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So where's the English homemade version of Die Macher?
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Chad Raeside
United States
Bettendorf
Iowa
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Many years ago, I made a home-made Sequence board using mini-decks that arranges the cards anti-symmetrically rather than the silly spiral pattern that Jax used. We found it much easier to find each card in your hand on the board using this layout. Add 2 decks of cards and poker chips and you are ready to play.
Visit my website for a free do-it-yourself guide to making it!
http://raeside.home.mchsi.com/guides.htm
Also on that site, I have posted pictures of my Exxtra board, Lost Cities board, and Bluff game board.
The picture I chose at left is not my board but a fellow Geek's board using Rook cards.
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Linköping
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Spring Hill
Florida
What's up???
copenhagen downtown
You must be either mad , blind or swedish :-) ( don't worry about this , its just typical good humoured danish-swedish rivalery -now lets blow up that bridge to malmo people!! )
Gee next thing you know a Rio Grande SWAT team will kick down your door or perhaps a Airborne strike by KOSMOS with choppers and lawyers !!!
or an Uberplay assassin will steal all your games rules when your out.
Sorry I fear This list will be short.
Have you made some copies of the old viking board games?
Slave Lake
AB
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist.php3?action=view&listi...
Sorry, I haven't taken any pictures yet.
I've done a couple since, but haven't updated the list (StreetSoccer, Can't Stop, For Sale).
My latest project is Das Motorsportspiel, in the style of Eddy Bee's super-cool Speed Circuit set:
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/38076
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/article/26563
And it's "handcrafted," not "bootlegged."