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Thanks guys!

These are brilliant!

Fantastic! Great movie btw

Just added another Hero card (can't believe that I forgot the include the weapon "Winchester Rifle"!)
I'm also re-making the Board sections so they are more visually appealing.
I've got the L piece for Shaun's Flat looking pretty good. Still needs some touchups and details (Shadows and light mostly).

New one (Work in Progress):


Old one:

Ok, so I've started working on this again, and I have a design question regarding the look of the Map Boards.

Which of these 3 styles looks best?

No 'defined' walls, just the art?


Transparent wall definition


Opaque wall definition?


Thanks for the input!

I think the opaque wall definition most closely matches the original art...but perhaps you need a softer white, or maybe slightly thinner lines.

I really love what you're doing here and glad to see you continuing on with it!

I prefer the "No Defined Walls" look. That being said, the walls need to be very obvious from looking at the art, so there aren't any rule disputes.

Keep up the good work!

(07-14-2015 06:40 AM)jeffd1830 Wrote: [ -> ]I prefer the "No Defined Walls" look. That being said, the walls need to be very obvious from looking at the art, so there aren't any rule disputes.

Jeffd1830 - i like the look of having no wall overlay as well, but I want to make sure its clear what IS and IS NOT a wall.

(07-13-2015 11:57 PM)ATOEtalGeek Wrote: [ -> ]I think the opaque wall definition most closely matches the original art...but perhaps you need a softer white, or maybe slightly thinner lines.

ATOEtalGeek- I think you're right about the thin lines, I looked at my copy this morning before work.

How does this look?

(07-14-2015 05:22 PM)BigDumbYak Wrote: [ -> ]

(07-14-2015 06:40 AM)jeffd1830 Wrote: [ -> ]I prefer the "No Defined Walls" look. That being said, the walls need to be very obvious from looking at the art, so there aren't any rule disputes.

Jeffd1830 - i like the look of having no wall overlay as well, but I want to make sure its clear what IS and IS NOT a wall.

(07-13-2015 11:57 PM)ATOEtalGeek Wrote: [ -> ]I think the opaque wall definition most closely matches the original art...but perhaps you need a softer white, or maybe slightly thinner lines.

ATOEtalGeek- I think you're right about the thin lines, I looked at my copy this morning before work.

How does this look?

This gets my vote - fantastic job!

You've got it perfect I think with that last attempt. Thumbs up!