Rounded corners and tweezers

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Here is pictures of all counters (all nationalties) that have been trimmed down about 1mm with sharp pro-scissors the last 30 years.
 

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Here is pictures of all counters (all nationalties) that have been trimmed down about 1mm with sharp pro-scissors the last 30 years.
Now I have, at least, a template on how to organize those counters, another thing I have been struggling with.
 

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Also, consider this stuff:

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It's my ASL best friend. You can put a ball on the back end of the tweezers (Gleaned that idea from Jim Holt). It's great for grabbing a hard-to-get counter or pulling a concealment counter off the top.

Or a very tiny dab to hold an overlay down. Also great for holding plexiglass in place. Plus, its reuseable. It'll last you a long time.
 

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All I ever do is trim the little bits off the corners with a toenail clipper, never tried to round off the corners. [I'd botch the job]
I would rather spend a little for a new toenail clipper with fresh sharp blades and save money for the modules to come!
 

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Really real men don't give a rat's a$$ about the counters and just read the rules.
I'm glad Darryl posted for the silent majority who play the game as intended (counters with ragged tree stubs and sharp corners :- ).

Zeke "though I admit I do not use the dice required by the ASLRB" Crater

A.1 DICE: A set of four dice of different colors is included in ASL Module 1: BEYOND VALOR.
 

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I'm glad Darryl posted for the silent majority who play the game as intended (counters with ragged tree stubs and sharp corners :- ).

Zeke "though I admit I do not use the dice required by the ASLRB" Crater

A.1 DICE: A set of four dice of different colors is included in ASL Module 1: BEYOND VALOR.
Wait, what how who ……………. Four different coloured dice…… battleschool ones all the way…….
 

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The 2.5mm clipper is actually the perfect clipper. The 2mm is too small and doesn't look as perfectly rounded.
 

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The 3mm takes just enough extra off 5/8" vehicle counters to make them fit completely inside a hex, just. Nice when vehicles are side by side and keeps them from intruding on neighboring counters. :)

Seth
 

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The 3mm takes just enough extra off 5/8" vehicle counters to make them fit completely inside a hex, just. Nice when vehicles are side by side and keeps them from intruding on neighboring counters. :)

Seth
Unless you buy both 3mm is too much for the small counter.
 

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The 2.5mm clipper is actually the perfect clipper. The 2mm is too small and doesn't look as perfectly rounded.
The 3mm takes just enough extra off 5/8" vehicle counters to make them fit completely inside a hex, just. Nice when vehicles are side by side and keeps them from intruding on neighboring counters. :)

Seth
I think the 2mm variant is best.


Hmm, obviously a matter of taste... ;)

von Marwitz
 
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