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Blue Moon City
Rebuild Blue Moon City in the aftermath of the events of the Blue Moon card game!
Moderator: FFGAntonffgjafferffgjoshGeckoThe Spaniard Topics: 17 | Posts: 93
Expansion Tiles
Published on 21 November 2008 - 10:54:14

I guess I can start off the forum for BMC by asking the same question I asked over tat the older forums. Does anyone have the BMC expansion tiles for sale? I am not interested in the downloadable ones although those are quite helpful.

Thanks in advance.

The good old Red, White, and Blue......X's everytime!!!!

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Reply #1 | Published on 21 November 2008 - 14:16:41

I think there is a magazine with those tiles for sale, the name of the magazine is Spielbox

http://boardgamegeek.com/game/25766

Everything Beautiful Dies

Reply #2 | Published on 21 November 2008 - 23:28:16

Thanks for the link.

The good old Red, White, and Blue......X's everytime!!!!

Reply #3 | Published on 22 November 2008 - 09:32:16

I recently got mine from Spielbox as well.  Shipping can be a bit pricey for one magazine.  But since two pairs of tiles are in two magazines each, along with some other expansion stuff I picked up, it made it worth the price.

- Brian <><

aka ColtsFan76

 

Reply #4 | Published on 25 November 2008 - 23:15:50
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Spielebox magazine is worth subscribing too as they now offer 'expansions' in each issue.

Cool stuff I've gotten include Carcassone Expansions, Mr Jack Carriage piece, St Petersburg Expansion, Blue Moon City tiles etc. Only issue is that some expansions will be in German (Agricola X deck) and the magazine is in German...but the pics in the magazine are worth the price of admission.

 
Reply #5 | Published on 26 November 2008 - 10:07:54
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shawn_low said:

Spielebox magazine is worth subscribing too as they now offer 'expansions' in each issue.

Cool stuff I've gotten include Carcassone Expansions, Mr Jack Carriage piece, St Petersburg Expansion, Blue Moon City tiles etc. Only issue is that some expansions will be in German (Agricola X deck) and the magazine is in German...but the pics in the magazine are worth the price of admission.

And it can be an incentive to learn german.

Reply #6 | Published on 29 December 2008 - 06:58:22
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 I am sure I will eventually just print them out, but it would be really cool to have real tiles to use!

Game On'

Reply #7 | Published on 30 December 2008 - 10:16:04

I finaly bit the bullet, not the "buying bullet" but the "make your own bullet." They turned out so well, you can't tell the difference between these and the real ones. It helps of course that I work in a print shop and have all the materials one needs. I'm so pleased with how they turned out that I won't be needing the official ones.

The good old Red, White, and Blue......X's everytime!!!!

Reply #8 | Published on 30 December 2008 - 11:29:33

I do a lot of Print and Play games and making the 4 tiles was a quick little project and they do look nice.  It makes the game better I think.

Variant TI3 Files any can download on Mediafire:
tiny.cc/KqtGn

Reply #9 | Published on 04 March 2009 - 00:52:04

For those of you who have made your own expansion tiles.  What is the preferred material?  Cardboard from a box?   Wood?  Foamboard?

 
Reply #10 | Published on 04 March 2009 - 15:51:54

I use Illustration board.  It has a good thickness to it and keeps its form very well.  also when adding on the tile prints to front and back it is less then a millimeter off in thickness to the original tiles so it looks very good. 

Variant TI3 Files any can download on Mediafire:
tiny.cc/KqtGn

Reply #11 | Published on 05 March 2009 - 00:51:57

Fantastic.  Thank you.

 
Reply #12 | Published on 26 April 2009 - 08:27:28

Xofour said:

For those of you who have made your own expansion tiles.  What is the preferred material?  Cardboard from a box?   Wood?  Foamboard?

 

Go to a FedEx Office and get 4 pieces of Chipboard and glue them to each other. Color copy the images and glue them to the pieces of chipboard. It makes them look virtually identical to the real thing. My wife couldn't tell the difference!

The good old Red, White, and Blue......X's everytime!!!!

Reply #13 | Published on 05 January 2010 - 10:54:14

If you browse the Spielbox site, you may find another expansion or two you would be interested in, that way you can save on shipping.

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