Printable cardstock miniatures offer tabletop RPG gamers a viable alternative to plastic or metal figures. Available as downloadable PDF files, printable minis are cheaper to purchase, faster to prepare, more convenient to store, and easier to transport than traditional 3D minis.
Printable giant toadstool miniatures, free from printandplaygamer.com PnPG is excited to share the first of what I hope will be a long series of free, downloadable print-and-play game accessories–a PDF of giant toadstool miniatures! I created the first of these as my contribution to the May, 2018 Forum Hoard at the Cardboard Warriors forum, but this is […]
PnPG Freebie: Giant Toadstool miniatures! Read Post »
In the last PnPG tutorial, I showed you how to collect printable miniatures from several PDFs and format them into a one-page PDF for printing. Our sample project was to create a sheet of fourteen red-shirt crewpersons from David Okum’s Where No Man Has Gone Before line. But at the end of the last tutorial, we still had two
PnPG How-To: Recolor Printable Minis with GIMP Read Post »
An increasing number of print-and-play miniature artists are distributing their work through Patreon these days. (I’ll do an overview of the cardstock minis scene at Patreon soon.) A newcomer who’s caught my attention is Lucas Marko, who’s just started a Patreon page under the name of PaperMini. In his first three months, Marko’s released a dozen
PnPG Recommends: Papermini Cardstock Minis Read Post »