Kallistra Hexon Assembly on YouTube
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Kallistra Hexon Assembly on YouTube
Many people have asked us, “What’s the best way to set up Hexon terrain boards?”. In response, I've has made a quick video to show you how I do it!
http://youtu.be/RIQvy35K604
Hope you find the video helpful
http://youtu.be/RIQvy35K604
Hope you find the video helpful
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Re: Kallistra Hexon Assembly on YouTube
They are now on my 'got-to-have' list.
Hopefully soon after the Holidays.
Hopefully soon after the Holidays.
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Re: Kallistra Hexon Assembly on YouTube
Nice 'how to', inspiring stuff.
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Well tally ho! With a bing and a bong and a buzz buzz buzz!
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Re: Kallistra Hexon Assembly on YouTube
Having just received several boxes for Christmas all I can say is that Sally makes it look much quicker and easier than it is - I got tiles turned around when I did it and found the clipping of the corners to be tricky. That said it was easy enough, looks great and the assembly is probably more practice and knack than anything.
One question though - is there any chance of half tiles to finish off the edges? I know not strictly necessary but would finish off the aesthetic.
One question though - is there any chance of half tiles to finish off the edges? I know not strictly necessary but would finish off the aesthetic.
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Re: Kallistra Hexon Assembly on YouTube
I agree Sally does make it look easy, but assembling them with someone else to 'help' is easier. Also you can adapt this method to suit.
Forming a frame is a brilliant idea which makes the tiles very stable; you won't have to worry about them being knocked - unless of course someone is especially forceful?
Forming a frame is a brilliant idea which makes the tiles very stable; you won't have to worry about them being knocked - unless of course someone is especially forceful?
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Re: Kallistra Hexon Assembly on YouTube
Hi Zippee, when it comes to setting up Hexon boards, practice makes perfect!Zippee wrote:Having just received several boxes for Christmas all I can say is that Sally makes it look much quicker and easier than it is - I got tiles turned around when I did it and found the clipping of the corners to be tricky. That said it was easy enough, looks great and the assembly is probably more practice and knack than anything.
We do produce half hexes for customers. The single Hexes can be cut Point-to-Point or Mid-side-to-Mid-side. Clips can be used to secure them in position if required. A pack of 10 singles will produce 20 half hexes.Zippee wrote:One question though - is there any chance of half tiles to finish off the edges? I know not strictly necessary but would finish off the aesthetic.
If you would like to order some, please use the online shop by adding a single pack to your shopping basket and adding a message in the 'Notes Box' indicating Point-to-Point or Mid-side-to-Mid-side. There is a cutting charge of £2 per pack.
Re: Kallistra Hexon Assembly on YouTube
Thanks Sally,
Yes I'm getting better at it already
That's great news - January is a bit lean and I'm still working out what additional items I might need but was planning on putting an order together for Salute, so I'll work some half-hexes in to that.
Yes I'm getting better at it already
That's great news - January is a bit lean and I'm still working out what additional items I might need but was planning on putting an order together for Salute, so I'll work some half-hexes in to that.
Re: Kallistra Hexon Assembly on YouTube
that is good about the half hexes , I might get some as well when funds allow !
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