How To Make a Folding Print and Play Game Board - Step by Step Tutorial

A step-by-step tutorial in which I show you materials and procedure to make a six-fold game board for my print and play build of Escape From Innsmouth, by Bojan Prakljacic.
More info about the game on BGG: boardgamegeek....
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[@mmbierhof]

Excellent tutorial...and the music in the edited part was perfect too 🤩👌🏻

[@PnPHideaway]

Thank you! :)

[@kissfan6321]

Very nice. Never thought of using magazine boards as the backing!!

[@roselynferreira6255]

Awesome Martin!!

[@redsable1434]

Wow very awesome thank you for this video. Your videos are always very helpful

[@PnPHideaway]

Thank you for your kind comment. :)

[@jackthompson6383]

excellent work

[@PnPHideaway]

Thanks! :)

[@catherinedenosta9573]

THANK YOUUU, UR A LIFESAVERR!!

[@otakkwar4592]

How can I create my own board graphics with a web site ? with ground case and more ? Please tell me , Your video is really instructive.

[@thulyover9000]

Do you use a spray coat or maybe laminate sealant on printed paper affixed like this?

[@PnPHideaway]

If I'm printing to matte photo paper, I don't spray any sealant on it.

[@Poiuytrew.Q]

Can I just glue on printed paper on the back for a double-sided board??

[@jeffreymartinez8028]

Was thinking the same thing

[@andymoore9977]

Why not just buy an A3 printer?

[@PnPHideaway]

Because large format printers are expensive and I have limited space.

[@andymoore9977]

@@PnPHideaway Fair enough! I got mine over 10 years ago through my business so cost wasn't an issue. But yes, now retired the 'footprint' is an issue!

[@kosterix123]

TL;DW: Duct tape for everything 🙂