Terrain board construction has been forced to a halt by snow, rain, cold temperatures, and other unfavorable climatic conditions which prevent me from using spray paint or sanding (which for peace in the household must be done outside).
I have started developing a series of cards for the IABSM game that I’ve been doing all this work for. These things are done to standard poker playing card size (2.5″x3.5″) and are constructed of various found images from the internet which I then construct silhouettes for in Adobe Illustrator.
If you’re interested in doing these sorts of things but aren’t interested in spending the money that Illustrator costs, there is a piece of vector graphic software called Inkscape that’s free. I haven’t used it, myself, but I’d be amazed if Inkscape couldn’t repeat the sort of very basic functionality I’m using to do these cards.
These cards are for the “Action at Galmanche” scenario in the IABSM 3 rule book. If you’re playing that scenario and would like the graphics to print a set of cards, leave me a comment and I’ll supply you with the file. Once I’m done, of course.
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I have just purchase the rule book for IABSM 3 and started searching the web for cards and found your excellent cards is it possible to obtain a file of them.
many thanks
john
Hi, John. Check out this post – there’s a dropbox link to a PDF with the cards. Let me know how you make out with them. Good luck! https://arkiegamer.wordpress.com/2013/06/21/cards-for-i-aint-been-shot-mum-3/
thanks for the link ,just tried to gain access to the dropbox link but only got the following message “Access to this link has been disabled. Please ask the owner of the shared link to send a new link to access the file or the folder.”
thanks John
https://www.dropbox.com/s/q4kh9a3wcb1pff5/IABSM3%20Cards.pdf?dl=0
Try this link. Not sure why the other went dead.
thanks this link worked looking forward to printing them out
many thanks john
Great! Enjoy your games.
Hi arkiegamer
Once again thanks for sharing your cards, I have been so inspired by them, that I am having a go at constructing some of my own. I have used some of your images, is that ok. Posted them on a Blog http://iagsmgm.blogspot.com.au/
thanks John Bond
Hi arkiegamer
I just finished my IABSM cards if you are interested, you can view them on my Blog http://iagsmgm.blogspot.com.au/
thank John