MedioEvo Universalis

I finished a few days ago to sand the perimeters of plains, hills, mountains and rivers ... 53.45 meters of perimeter sanded on all 4 sides are approximately 214 meters ...

Side edge:


Hillside:


Above:


Below:


Brought to press the bottom of the sea, but before a final edit:

background before 2x2:


background now 3x3:


Simulation map with background before 2x2:


Simulation map with background now 3x3:


Define new borders of the seas, it starts with toothpicks ...


... and then with a pencil:


Anchors in the red zone:


And THANK YOU to the GREAT alon for having volunteered helping me with the wind rose, here it is in his hands just "baked" from the 3D printer:




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Tests of 3 hand-painted backgrounds where I will place the decks of cards ...

Original 2D map:


Try to color 3D map:


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Defined the boundaries of the new areas of the sea, the position of the text, anchor and wind rose:


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Phase 1 of the carpenter, gluing the pieces and then inside the press:


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Retouching COINS with eyeliner:


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New images of Gustave Doré (1 new every 2-3 days): www.medioevouniversalis.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=8566

I begin to paint ... but before covering the rest of the map, zone by zone, not tell you the patience it takes to wrap just one side of the river that forms the boundary:


Detail:


Protection structure to prevent the paint goes too around:


Before painting:


After I have painted:


2 zone made:


4 zone, finished:


Arrived various material, you'll have to read the official forum to know what will:




Ready to glue the bottom of the sea to the panel:


What will it be? You will discover on the official forum:


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Finished assembling the symbols for areas of land and sea:


Gluing of the map to the press of the sea:


Dime paper to position the islands:


Islands located:


Squaring map:


Framed map:


On the plain I marked all the borders of the territories (thin boundaries) and Kingdoms (thick borders) that will end up in the sea, of course I have to do prior to pour the resin ... I got 5 permanent markers of different thickness to adapt to irregularities in the wood... I can not be as precise as the computer, so the borders will be about 3-4 mm thin while the boundaries are 9-10 mm thick:


Coat of glue on the lanyard braided leather to harden and facilitate the installation:


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looks like you've put in an amazing amount of effort and craft, but its a fucking terrible name. Were you intentionally aiming it at the (admittedly large) subsection of insufferably poncey twats over at BGG? I see it sitting on lots of shelves never being opened but being read out loud by tards jacking off into their fleshlights while reading Harry Potter for the 23rd time.

ldsdbomber wrote: looks like you've put in an amazing amount of effort and craft, but its a fucking terrible name. Were you intentionally aiming it at the (admittedly large) subsection of insufferably poncey twats over at BGG? I see it sitting on lots of shelves never being opened but being read out loud by tards jacking off into their fleshlights while reading Harry Potter for the 23rd time.

Hi ldsdbomber, I understand what do you mean, but remember that this is "my personal deluxe version".
Of course, the commercial version would be a classic board game, I'd like the quality was similar to the games of the FFG.
Would be produced BASE box for 3-5 players as indicated here: www.medioevouniversalis.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=2168
and not the full version for 10 players.

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It would seem like there is a bit of a language barrier at work. You did not quite get the criticism of ldsbomber's post. He is saying that the name you have chosen for the game may not get much traction with English speaking game buyers. I am not familiar enough with Latin to be able to translate that title either. Perhaps you should consider an alternate name forthe game in English speaking markets???????

Alastair MacDirk wrote: It would seem like there is a bit of a language barrier at work. You did not quite get the criticism of ldsbomber's post. He is saying that the name you have chosen for the game may not get much traction with English speaking game buyers. I am not familiar enough with Latin to be able to translate that title either. Perhaps you should consider an alternate name forthe game in English speaking markets???????

Yes, sorry, I forgot to answer the question about the name of the game.
The correct translation into Latin would be "Meta Era Universalis", but I do not really like.
I thought of other names such as "The thirteenth century." or "A.D. 1265".
If you have any idea for the title of the game, I'm available to change it.

Historians often refer to that era in english as the Medieval period or the Middle Ages or even the Dark Ages. Though I think the term "Dark Ages" is now out of favor. So maybe Medieval World or something along those lines would work in English.