Chips are built, does that help? I don't have the time or energy to run the GB and handle the shipping.If you build it, they will come...
Chips are built, does that help? I don't have the time or energy to run the GB and handle the shipping.If you build it, they will come...
I know many of us that participated in the first one are interested in getting more chips, but are in a bit of a holding pattern as we wait to see how much longer it's going to take to receive all the chips that have been ordered. Additionally we are waiting to see some more comparisons of the chips from the original seller (Tina & company) to the chips from the second seller, who appears to be able to deliver MUCH faster. This second seller from whom a large order placed in January, has already delivered chips that are already being received by the buyers. Some of us from the first GB placed in August (I think?) are still waiting on chips, as well as the large new China Club order placed inChecking again, any GBs going on that I can join?
I would be glad to help in a GB and be the reshipper
Also, update to the Taj tribute design. Available for non exclusive use for cards mold sets with a donation to Make A Wish Foundation. Denoms, inlays, etc. are customizable.
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Are these Tina GB chips or Anita GB chips?Those Aria chips are amazing! The colors are so bright. I can't wait to get my sample set and see how they feel and shuffle.
So if I wanted a fully custom Card Mold set and wanted to get started with the colors and spot progressions, would I start designing chips with the CPC design tool or something else?
I would have assumed that was only for the inlay graphics but maybe that's an incorrect assumption. I'll need to use AI or inkscape for the colors and spots also? I just want to confirm since I'm not sure I know how to use AI for spots.You'd want to use something like Adobe Ilustrator or Inkscape
Yes you would need to use it for the spots as well. Since the ceramics are just a canvas for printing a picture, the edge spots are part of the artwork. There are some great free templates floating around that have all sorts of edge spot combos you could use.I would have assumed that was only for the inlay graphics but maybe that's an incorrect assumption. I'll need to use AI or inkscape for the colors and spots also? I just want to confirm since I'm not sure I know how to use AI for spots.
Yep the templates are linked in the OP. Or here:Yes you would need to use it for the spots as well. Since the ceramics are just a canvas for printing a picture, the edge spots are part of the artwork. There are some great free templates floating around that have all sorts of edge spot combos you could use.
I had just downloaded those. I understand better now how the process works. Thanks!Yep the templates are linked in the OP. Or here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1QSRh_kwwdagZiigkJEsbWYTIvfrLnfnt?usp=sharing
Note that these chips started arriving during Covid so a lot of people who have them like me haven’t played with them much at all. But they are ceramics so they are going to be more durable than clay or plastic chips from the standpoint of chipping or breaking outright. The possible durability concerns would be the print fading or from “spinners” (surface wears down to the point that the chips slip against each other). The print quality is good and I doubt we will see serious fading from home play. The jury is out on the spinner issue although I would see these as no different from any other ceramics.For those that have Card mold chips that have hit the felt, what is the durability like? Do they dent, chip or scratch? Does its seem like they will have longevity on the felt?
@SeanGecko has owned these the longest. He bought his first set prior to the big GB and I believe he has put them in play and has commented positively regarding their use and durability over at least a short period of use.For those that have Card mold chips that have hit the felt, what is the durability like? Do they dent, chip or scratch? Does its seem like they will have longevity on the felt?
Oh good point. Also, did anyone ever actually receive their Aces chips from Bosco? Or were those only samples?@SeanGecko has owned these the longest. He bought his first set prior to the big GB and I believe he has put them in play and has commented positively regarding their use and durability over at least a short period of use.
They fit like a glove in the 66.7mm racks from Spinetti's.What chip racks are people using for their Cards Mold chips?
Did anyone get a set using the Mapes artwork? It looks awesome. I just missed this gb but would be in for the next one.
Has anyone made a BTP tourney set yet?
BTP is a member’s design designed by another member. You would need to get permission. But I believe The Nuts set uses a similar chip spot pattern.