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Cactus & Palm Tree Papercraft

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#1
briguybenwa
Jan 05, 2011 15:51:59 Hey all,
I have free papercraft cacti (3 sizes) and palm trees (2 types, 2 sizes of each) on my blog this week. Check them out, pictures included in the post...

www.rovingbandofmisfits.com/?p=544
#2
Ozmodious
Jan 06, 2011 16:18:28 Nice very much appriciated
#3
Circio
Jan 07, 2011 13:23:28 Thank you for these. They will be put to good use.
#4
briguybenwa
Jan 09, 2011 17:17:17 No problem, you guys can thanks Alphastream - he was the one that brought the need for Dark Sun stuff to my attention!
(If anyone gets a picture of these in action, I'd love to see them)
#5
Alphastream
Jan 10, 2011 16:01:19
No problem, you guys can thanks Alphastream - he was the one that brought the need for Dark Sun stuff to my attention!
(If anyone gets a picture of these in action, I'd love to see them)

Hey, you started it! ;)

Your blog had some cool paper trees and I just thought it would be cool to see something for DS. I've spent a fair bit of time getting some metal and plastic ones being painted and I knew some people would like a shortcut. I've had a lot of fun with miniature cacti and finding ways to involve them in encounters.

Thanks again!

#6
orionone
Jan 12, 2011 19:04:50 This is perfect. My first time playing DS way back when the DM actually used REAL cacti, small ones but real none the less. We all though that was the coolest thing until it was time to start moving our minis around the battle mat. We knew that DS was supposed to be brutal but not real blood on the map. Admittedly it did help set the mood.
#7
briguybenwa
Jan 12, 2011 21:15:20
This is perfect. My first time playing DS way back when the DM actually used REAL cacti, small ones but real none the less. We all though that was the coolest thing until it was time to start moving our minis around the battle mat. We knew that DS was supposed to be brutal but not real blood on the map. Admittedly it did help set the mood.

Wow, that's.... really cool and a little sick all at the same time. I suppose if you wanted to make the paper ones more deadly, you could always glue some razor blades to them or something.
#8
briguybenwa
Mar 21, 2011 21:29:55 So, I'm going to shamelessly bump this thread, not because I'm in the habit of doing that, but because I keep getting hits from it on my site, and that leads me to believe that many people are finding it useful. As an aside, I was at the craft store the other day, and saw a pack of 4 or 6 plastic palm trees in the railroad scenery section for about $10. With the 40% off coupon that most craft stores do every week, these little plastic trees become pretty affordable.
#9
Alphastream
Mar 21, 2011 22:35:37 Come for the cacti, stay for the podcasts, right? Or was it for the mini-painting articles? The LFR maps? Yeah, check out their site, folks!

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 briguybenwa Jan 05, 2011 15:51:59	Hey all, I have free papercraft cacti (3 sizes) and palm trees (2 types, 2 sizes of each) on my blog this week. Check them out, pictures included in the post... www.rovingbandofmisfits.com/?p=544
#2 Ozmodious Jan 06, 2011 16:18:28	Nice very much appriciated
#3 Circio Jan 07, 2011 13:23:28	Thank you for these. They will be put to good use.
#4 briguybenwa Jan 09, 2011 17:17:17	No problem, you guys can thanks Alphastream - he was the one that brought the need for Dark Sun stuff to my attention! (If anyone gets a picture of these in action, I'd love to see them)
#5 Alphastream Jan 10, 2011 16:01:19	No problem, you guys can thanks Alphastream - he was the one that brought the need for Dark Sun stuff to my attention! (If anyone gets a picture of these in action, I'd love to see them) Hey, you started it! ;) Your blog had some cool paper trees and I just thought it would be cool to see something for DS. I've spent a fair bit of time getting some metal and plastic ones being painted and I knew some people would like a shortcut. I've had a lot of fun with miniature cacti and finding ways to involve them in encounters. Thanks again!
#6 orionone Jan 12, 2011 19:04:50	This is perfect. My first time playing DS way back when the DM actually used REAL cacti, small ones but real none the less. We all though that was the coolest thing until it was time to start moving our minis around the battle mat. We knew that DS was supposed to be brutal but not real blood on the map. Admittedly it did help set the mood.
#7 briguybenwa Jan 12, 2011 21:15:20	This is perfect. My first time playing DS way back when the DM actually used REAL cacti, small ones but real none the less. We all though that was the coolest thing until it was time to start moving our minis around the battle mat. We knew that DS was supposed to be brutal but not real blood on the map. Admittedly it did help set the mood. Wow, that's.... really cool and a little sick all at the same time. I suppose if you wanted to make the paper ones more deadly, you could always glue some razor blades to them or something.
#8 briguybenwa Mar 21, 2011 21:29:55	So, I'm going to shamelessly bump this thread, not because I'm in the habit of doing that, but because I keep getting hits from it on my site, and that leads me to believe that many people are finding it useful. As an aside, I was at the craft store the other day, and saw a pack of 4 or 6 plastic palm trees in the railroad scenery section for about $10. With the 40% off coupon that most craft stores do every week, these little plastic trees become pretty affordable.
#9 Alphastream Mar 21, 2011 22:35:37	Come for the cacti, stay for the podcasts, right? Or was it for the mini-painting articles? The LFR maps? Yeah, check out their site, folks!