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Got one of the tokens in my swag bag.

Booth is just about to open!





Byte - Kickstarter will likely be the first week of May after I approve production samples in mid April, retail release in September timeframe.

Cyp - Yes and the deep troll and some other new models at your booth (with Secret Weapon) looks awesome!

wow! Won't be there, but I wish I was!

That is one yellow table cloth!

It'll be interesting to see how many signups you get.

Wish I could be there!

Be careful no one pockets a cube while you aren't looking!

 Vanguard-13 wrote:
Wish I could be there!

Be careful no one pockets a cube while you aren't looking!

Patrick Jane lives on!

Good luck with this!

Booth looks great man! Nice work! The little X-wing set up really does it.

Speaking of snagging things, I fully expect you to return to me with a bag of goodies

Nice set up you have there. Who's around you booth wise?

Also good work on the trap door in the floor to deal with pesky annoying people....or people with large bags of goodies .

Any chance we'd have these in out hands by Nova? It's the first weekend of September.

Yes, they will be delivered by Nova for US folks, as they are going to ship to backers in August!

Thanks for the booth comments, its been busy! Re: trap door, just as I planned

I may have to send a few friends over to your booth, shouldn't be hard to miss

Looking forward to the Kickstarter!

Sounds great gunslinger, although we're just about to move it so unfortunately no more trap door! And I was just playing Boss Monster last night, too

They kicked you out already?

Nah just moved to a better spot since it was hard to get to us where we were previously (we helped the booth next to us move, too).

Moving everything in the middle of the con?

Good thing your stuff...
•_•)
( •_•)>⌐■-■
(⌐■_■)
...was modular.

 d-usa wrote:
Moving everything in the middle of the con?

Good thing your stuff...
•_•)
( •_•)>⌐■-■
(⌐■_■)
...was modular.

Exaulted for hilariousnessness.

 Vanguard-13 wrote:

 d-usa wrote:
Moving everything in the middle of the con?

Good thing your stuff...
•_•)
( •_•)>⌐■-■
(⌐■_■)
...was modular.

Exaulted for hilariousnessness.

Ditto - that was awesome!

[adds one virtual Get Out of Jail Free Card to d-usa's account]

Here are some action shots from the AdeptiCon booth! There was lots of light in the venue so I think these came out pretty well

Looking awesome! Who did you steal the nicely painted models from? And do you still have the keys to their back door?

Wish I were at adepticon to see these first hand.

Sure the KS will be a smashing success.



Will you have a minis only pledge?

Any plans on doing Battlefleet Gothic ones, or if it is not in the planning, generic ones were i can slip in my print outs?

RiTides your booth setup is great, I bet you attracted a lot of attention at Adepticon from booth appearance alone.

Actually, BFG would be perfect. Remind me later and I will send you a list of the various options and images.

Sorry that I somehow missed your question yesterday, Jehan! I was a bit of a zombie after my flight from AdeptiCon being delayed and getting home pretty late.

I did speak to a printer at AdeptiCon who makes card tokens, and hope to have somewhere to refer people to who want to make their own panels. There are also many custom laser cutting services available (and several who I talked to at AdeptiCon) who could cut custom acrylic panels (1/16" thick). I will publish the exact size that I am cutting the panels to so that it is easy for others to supply compatible ones.

As for a "minis only" pledge there will be "cubes only" sets that come with 12 cubes instead of 8, but no panels. So, if you wanted to make your own panels, this would be the theme to select (at the same pledge levels as those with panels).

Thanks for the comments on the booth! The 40k models are painted by Dakka's own Ramos Asura (for whalemusic360, who generously loaned them to me to fly to Chicago) and the Infinity models are painted by Ironbrush Studios.

Now that I'm back and (mostly) recovered, I'm following up on several contacts I made at AdeptiCon to send production samples to to test once they come in in April (Independent Characters podcast, Beasts of War, and the Star Wars: X-wing Miniatures Game facebook admin). Malifaux was highly requested at the con, so I'm also going to be getting to work on that theme

I was thinking more of a clear plastic one in where you can slide in your own paper print out for the "extinct" games.

You could probably just use the frame and use good all plasticard which can be bought in various thickness. Phenomenal product!!!

Great Job man, can't wait to buy from you excellent idea!!

That is a very interesting idea! I have quite a few clear acrylic panels that I've been using, but I'm not sure how you could glue a printout on the bottom of one facing up, without having the glue obscure the image. I tried a few things just now and will think about it... It would be very nice to have the DIY panels only require a printer, and I'd love to supply clear panels if I could figure out a good way for the printout to attach to them.

I could supply two thinner clear pieces of acrylic to sandwich a printout between, but that still leaves the problem of how to glue the top piece without obscuring the image. If you have thoughts, let me know, as I am very intrigued by this idea as it would be a much more accessible way for people to make their own tokens.

Edit: If people would be more likely to just glue the printout on top of a piece of acrylic, like Hollismason describes, I could supply those blanks very easily (and likely with a few more ModCubes in such a set, because the panels would not need to be etched on my laser cutter, just cut out, which saves a ton of time). Again, thoughts greatly appreciated! If you were thinking of making your own tokens, let me know which method you would be more likely to prefer!

Might want to check to see if you can find the type of glue they are using on the clear bottlecap 1" discs then. I use them on my Infinity chips to make them more durable after someone pointed them out over in Painting and modeling blog land.

http://www.amazon.com/Beadaholique-200-Piece-Stickers-Bottle-Pendants/dp/B00AFRWINA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1427050851&sr=8-2&keywords=1%22+bottle+cap+sticker

Sticks right to the cut out chits, perfect size too, and still leaves a great view of the piece. They are what I'll be replacing with the mod cubes.

I'll experiment with some glues today! So if you were making your own custom tokens you'd prefer the printout on the bottom of a clear piece of acrylic then?

 RiTides wrote:
I'll experiment with some glues today! So if you were making your own custom tokens you'd prefer the printout on the bottom of a clear piece of acrylic then?

I think that will give them more longevity as the printout will be safely inside the cube for protection from grubby fingers and spilled drinks.