Outline Chess - Queen

Available in;
White Strong & Flexible
Black Strong & Flexible

Six sided die with different species of leaves counting each side. Pond lily for one, ginkgo for two, ivy for three, clover for four, maple for five, and tulip tree for six.

A replacement token for the robber when playing The Settlers of Catan.

A mu slinger from the game "Torn Armor." The "mu" are a race of anthropomorphic mice-men and feature in the game being kickstarted here: http://www.tornworld.com/kickstarter

Compatible with this model: http://www.shapeways.com/model/536037/mecha__hex_building_stackable__1_285th_.html

The Hunt class Type II destroyer escort was used by the Royal Navy primarily on the British east coast and Mediterranean convoys. They were first built in 1940. Several of this class also ended up serving in the Norwegian, Polish, Danish, Hellenic and Free French Navies.

These digital, futuristic dice are slightly larger than an average pair of dice. The numbers are underlined and have a very digital font, like a clock face. Use in any board game like Monopoly to replace original dice.

This is the Japanese Type 1 motor torpedo boat or gyoraitei. It was one of the early classes of MTB built by the Japanese during WWI and just like the others was considered unsuccessful in both design and use. (Note: You may need a razor or knife to carefully remove the sprue from the models)

A minimalist dice with just those black dots - A gesture to the pips (also available in inverted colors - pips in black)

Until the website is completed you may email us info@redearthgames.com for free copies of the quick start rules and ship stats.

This model includes the weapons and figures pictured above. Their belts are equipped with grenades and pouches to face battle in a post apocalyptic future. They are attached at the feet by a double sprue which must be carefully trimmed away by a sharp razorblade. These figures are intended to be glued to a 28mm gaming base (not included) in order for them to stand properly. To include the base would have dramatically increased the printing cost. Suggestions and critiques are welcome and appreciated.

I have been wanting to make this chess set for years. Now that 3D printing is becoming affordable, perhaps I can actually make a physical set. Until then, I am uploading it for others to enjoy.

The set is designed to be artistically interesting, but also to illustrate the moves of each piece, with the names labeled, to make Chess approachable for kids.

The king has the tallest ''body'' and has its name printed in large type to indicate its importance. The circle represents the king''s ability to move one space in any direction.

The queen is about as tall as the king, with the ''head'' indicating that the Queen can move any distance in the eight directions.

The knight is shorter, with cubes arranged around a central diamond indicating the eight squares that the knight can jump to. The arrangement of the cubes on the top and the back, and the angle of the supporting head, are intended to evoke a horse''s head.

The bishop and rook are the same height, with ''heads'' indicating their ability to move any distance in either the diagonals or horizontal and vertical.

Finally the pawns are the shortest. The ''head'' indicates the ability to move forward one square, or capture diagonally. I couldn''t think of a way to indicate moving forward two spaces, or capturing en-passent.

Sleek modern designed Pawn Chess piece. Part of the "Kunst" chess set.

This is a Vampire house for games like warhammer

Futuristic smart bullet for hunting down your enemies!