Deathly Hallows Dice Set

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Plastic with Copper & Gold Rub'n'Buff
Plastic with Copper & Gold Rub'n'Buff
Plastic with Copper & Gold Rub'n'Buff
Antique Bronze
Antique Bronze
Antique Bronze
Alumide Dyed Black And Lettered With Silver Paint
Alumide Dyed Black And Lettered With Silver Paint
Alumide Dyed Black And Lettered With Silver Paint
This is a 16mm to 24mm dice set modeled after the Deathly Hallows from Harry Potter.

The Black Strong & Flexible set (red background) was hand-painted using Spanish Copper and Gold rub'n'buff (sold separately).

Alumide set was dyed black and painted with silver enamel (sold separately).
cm: 6.902 w x 6.638 d x 2.074 h
in: 2.717 w x 2.613 d x 0.817 h
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avandius
avandius says:
@Kitsune_Bladem Yep! :)
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April 30, 2013, 6:37 am
Kitsune_Bladem
Kitsune_Bladem says:
Can you ship to Mexico???
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April 30, 2013, 5:30 am
avandius
avandius says:
@AberZombie The plastic material they use is very pourous and will absorb the paint if it's waterbased/ink. I would use Rub'n'buff to paint them since it's more wax based and should go on smoothly. You may need to clear coat it afterwards to prevent it from rubbing off. :) I'd love to see a photo when you are done!
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February 22, 2013, 8:38 pm
AberZombie
AberZombie says:
@avandius i think i was just a little rash when getting them because of my own stupidity. I really like the design and my girlfriend is going to attempt to paint them, she is more skilled than me at painting. is there a good kind of paint to use?
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February 22, 2013, 8:10 pm
avandius
avandius says:
@AberZombie Hello AberZombie, apologies for the confusion with the Alumide set, I'll update the photo description to help avoid future confusion. Regarding their fragile state, this is incorrect. They FEEL fragile, I know exactly what you mean, but you would probably need a hammer to actually break them. They are deceptively strong. If you use a little paint to touch up the letters, they can look great. Check out the photo I have above of BSF (red background) which is done with rub'n'buff.
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February 20, 2013, 7:00 pm
AberZombie
AberZombie says:
I bought these with the alumide finish and apon rereading the cite realized they didn't come painted black they are a dull gray, the pictures are very desiving. They are so light and fragile looking that i am afraid to put them in my dice bag. i specifically emailed them asking if they can be used as actual dice or if they are decoration, not looking to pay 30 dollars for useless dice, and they assured me they would work as dice but they are so light that even rolling them seems like it could break them or they wont roll correctly. I am not happy at all, maybe the more expensive gold finished ones work better but i wont be ordering anything from this site again. Only buy for decoration.
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February 20, 2013, 6:18 pm
jrqsr
jrqsr says:
Would it be possible to order these in 35 mm - or perhaps double size? And in sterling - or equivalent?
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April 18, 2012, 12:17 am
Scamdog
Scamdog says:
I ordered a set of these in alumide, dyed them black, and painted the numbers using silver Testor's enamel. Very pleased! http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=msg&th=7561&start=0&
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December 28, 2011, 3:51 am
emunymph
emunymph says:
I bought these in Frosted Ultra Detail and I am not pleased you cannot read the dice at all. They would not work well for RPGing
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November 25, 2011, 4:23 am
green.nerd
green.nerd says:
The Dice on the pictures are printed with which material?
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November 4, 2011, 6:12 pm
Cicada
Cicada says:
To my knowledge, D4's can go either way as gythawen stated. Sense they don't really roll like say a D6... they basicly just land on the table and stop. So it's more of a asthetic/artistic choice rather than a functional one.
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October 3, 2011, 7:06 pm
dimofamo
dimofamo says:
I'm not too much in this harry potter thing but love your design. Very neat!
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August 1, 2011, 9:09 am
 
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Material Options

  • Alumide

    Alumide
    $23.71

  • White Strong & Flexible

    White Strong & Flexible
    $21.07

  • White Strong & Flexible Polished

    White Strong & Flexible Polished
    $22.33

  • Black Strong & Flexible

    Black Strong & Flexible
    $23.96

  • Coral Red Strong & Flexible Polished

    Coral Red Strong & Flexible Polished
    $22.58

  • Violet Purple Strong & Flexible Polished

    Violet Purple Strong & Flexible Polished
    $22.58

  • Frosted Ultra Detail

    Frosted Ultra Detail
    $40.35

  • Stainless Steel

    Stainless Steel
    $75.40

  • Gold Plated Matte

    Gold Plated Matte
    $78.40

  • Gold Plated Glossy

    Gold Plated Glossy
    $78.40

  • Antique Bronze Matte

    Antique Bronze Matte
    $76.90

  • Antique Bronze Glossy

    Antique Bronze Glossy
    $76.90

  • Alumide

    Alumide
    $23.71
 
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