https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2320000/Desert%20Fort/DesertFort-tests.zip
The test-build version is now available!
Here's my work so far; all the ink-saving features are on by default (as I haven't crafted the layered pdf yet) and there are still some bits to be made to make it complete. This release is walls, towers and parapets. Still to come;
-gate
-observation tower (5" tall)
-ladders
-transitional step to go from walls to towers
-little inner fort buildings
*INSTRUCTIONS
-cut-files for everything
Have fun with this version and any feedback is appreciated.
edit-> re-uploaded with less white areas blanked out. :))
Desert Outpost progress pics
First build! It's a tower unit, walls will be shorter, I need to do some
little edits and then I can upload some test versions tonight or tomorrow. I'm hoping to have the whole set done in a week.
Desert Legion Outpost stretch reward
When
I'm talking about the Desert legion Outpost stretch reward I mean the
model set being worked on in this thread over at the Cardboard Warriors forum - LINK
Some progress pics of the current works;
Some progress pics of the current works;
The Empire shall be reborn!
Campaign update: I've recovered from being speechless at the incredible generosity of this community. :D
With all of the funds that were raised due to donations and my sales I was able to purchase a new Macbook Pro, it's a pretty nifty workhorse. However, the massive changes in OS means that none of my old programs work on it. Boo! Fortunately, during that first week of despair I purchased a ten-year-old surplus iMac* and updated the heck out of it. Unfortunately, there's only so far you can go with a 32 bit first generation pentium iMac; it runs my old powerpc apps but not my newer web design app, but that one runs on the machine, yay! Since I got the new machine I've been learning how everything works and teaching myself how to use replacement apps and creating new mental workflows and rhythms. I looked at how Photoshop works now, and when I got done laughing, (a monthly subscription? Hah!) I downloaded Gimp and purchased Pixelmator from the App store. Both are quite good replacements for Photoshop and the prices are nice; free and cheap.
Now that I'm getting handle on the new setup I'm returning to work on the Desert Legion Outpost freebie, I should have a test model available in a week. My plans after that are to finish my fold-flat staircase model for oldschooldm's project and then get some Hordes uploaded to onemonk.com as I'm running behind in that area.
Thanks again to everyone!
Much love,
~Eric
With all of the funds that were raised due to donations and my sales I was able to purchase a new Macbook Pro, it's a pretty nifty workhorse. However, the massive changes in OS means that none of my old programs work on it. Boo! Fortunately, during that first week of despair I purchased a ten-year-old surplus iMac* and updated the heck out of it. Unfortunately, there's only so far you can go with a 32 bit first generation pentium iMac; it runs my old powerpc apps but not my newer web design app, but that one runs on the machine, yay! Since I got the new machine I've been learning how everything works and teaching myself how to use replacement apps and creating new mental workflows and rhythms. I looked at how Photoshop works now, and when I got done laughing, (a monthly subscription? Hah!) I downloaded Gimp and purchased Pixelmator from the App store. Both are quite good replacements for Photoshop and the prices are nice; free and cheap.
Now that I'm getting handle on the new setup I'm returning to work on the Desert Legion Outpost freebie, I should have a test model available in a week. My plans after that are to finish my fold-flat staircase model for oldschooldm's project and then get some Hordes uploaded to onemonk.com as I'm running behind in that area.
Thanks again to everyone!
Much love,
~Eric
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