Red Factories overlays

[Gordon]

I was considering punching out the center dots of the gutted factory and "fixes" overlays so that when they are placed the original hex center dots would still be usable. Has anyone else thought about doing so? Or just live with a (possibly) slightly "off" overlay center dot relative to the original map?

 

[jrv]

I was considering punching out the center dots of the gutted factory and "fixes" overlays so that when they are placed the original hex center dots would still be usable. Has anyone else thought about doing so? Or just live with a (possibly) slightly "off" overlay center dot relative to the original map?

It's probably ok to live without, but if you want the best of both, I suggest color-copying the overlays, punching the copies, laminating them and saving the originals for your heirs.

JR

 

[Paul M. Weir]

I'd vary strongly agree, keep the originals intact, only mutilate copies.

 

[Gordon]

It's probably ok to live without, but if you want the best of both, I suggest color-copying the overlays, punching the copies, laminating them and saving the originals for your heirs.

JR

I've already copied the originals and am cutting out the copies (heavy label paper - I won't have them laminated).

btw, should the gutted factories still have stairwells?

 

[jrv]

btw, should the gutted factories still have stairwells?

I believe that determines the height of the exterior and interior walls.

JR

 

[Gordon]

I believe that determines the height of the exterior and interior walls.

JR

Ah, got it. That makes sense. Thanks!

 

[olli]

I’ll do this with one of my spare sets of overlays .??

 

['Ol Fezziwig]

I was considering punching out the center dots of the gutted factory and "fixes" overlays so that when they are placed the original hex center dots would still be usable. Has anyone else thought about doing so? Or just live with a (possibly) slightly "off" overlay center dot relative to the original map?

O.M.F'ing.G.

 

[witchbottles]

O.M.F'ing.G.

ye p, always been, an if its in play, let it lay where it is , guy myself, but YMMV

 

[clubby]

Is that actually a problem? The center dot in a hexagon being off center? Because that doesn't sound like a thing.

 

[Gordon]

No, but sometimes the overlays shift slightly. Which I suppose would mean the building depictions are off ...

 

[clubby]

And the vertices would be off as well and any other terrain present. Punching holes in an overlay won't fix that.

 

[Gordon]

I said I was considering doing so. Now I'll have to consider cutting out the building depictions and just putting those on the map.

 

[Tater]

I said I was considering doing so. Now I'll have to consider cutting out the building depictions and just putting those on the map.

I think Gordon just likes to cut stuff...

 

[von Marwitz]

I said I was considering doing so. Now I'll have to consider cutting out the building depictions and just putting those on the map.

Don't open that Box of Pandora. If you tried cutting out the building depictions, how would you ensure that they align correctly?

von Marwitz

 

[bprobst]

Probably best to cut each hex of the map individually, and then screw them into the table. The screw heads become the new centre dots.

 

[Gordon]

I'm not sure, but I think people are making fun of me.

 

[jrv]

I'm not sure, but I think people are making fun of me.

Those who have prophetic vision are often mocked. It is the curse of sight.

JR

 

[BigAl737]

Those who have prophetic vision are often mocked. It is the curse of sight.

JR

I see.

 

[von Marwitz]

Those who have prophetic vision are often mocked. It is the curse of sight.

JR

In my mind there are no questions, only answers.

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von Marwitz