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Community => Adventure Related Talk & Chat => Topic started by: Snarky on Fri 13/07/2012 12:41:36

Title: Adventure game decorations
Post by: Snarky on Fri 13/07/2012 12:41:36
If I want to spruce up an office or some other room with a few adventure game things, what nice adventure game-related decorations are there? (Posters, miniatures, props, papercraft, Lego models, dioramas, replicas, etc.) What would be really cool to have (even if it doesn't exist)?
Title: Re: Adventure game decorations
Post by: CaptainD on Fri 13/07/2012 12:51:24
Title: Re: Adventure game decorations
Post by: ThreeOhFour on Fri 13/07/2012 12:55:45
Have you checked out these posters (http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=5328) Snarky? They're beautiful (if mostly Lucasarts based).

There may be some cool papercraft around you could print and fold up for some cheap decorative flair on the corner of a shelf or something.

Also, a rubber chicken that you've put a pulley in the middle of (I think Grundislav has one of these?)
Title: Re: Adventure game decorations
Post by: Crimson Wizard on Fri 13/07/2012 14:41:53
Adventure horror set :D

Title: Re: Adventure game decorations
Post by: Anian on Fri 13/07/2012 14:45:00
I have a voodoo doll that is actually a fridge magnet. It's a "regular" voodoo doll, but it has a magnet glued to the back. We don't keep it on the fridge though, it's kind of creepy.
Title: Re: Adventure game decorations
Post by: Tabata on Fri 13/07/2012 19:14:32
Quote from: Snarky on Fri 13/07/2012 12:41:36
What would be really cool to have (even if it doesn't exist)?

A frame cover for the monitor in the style of a game with some of the famous characters to be seen (best, if a leg or arm reaches out in “real” to be able to hold a note or pen),
a big calendar with screenshots (quoting a running gag) from best games,
“edge-seaters” (don't know, if this is the term in english for those figurines that can be placed at every edge (http://www.elfenshop.ch/contents/media/l_kantensitzer_kobolde.jpg))
and of course the mousepad, the frame of the blotting pad and the notepads/post-it's could be used for decorating details of adventure games  (laugh)

Well, not all of it at once - would be "a bit" too much - but some of those would be really (http://www.smileyvault.com/albums/userpics/12962/fantastic.gif)
Title: Re: Adventure game decorations
Post by: Shane 'ProgZmax' Stevens on Sat 14/07/2012 03:32:55
Yeah, invest in some papercraft.  It's a great hobby.
Title: Re: Adventure game decorations
Post by: Snarky on Sat 14/07/2012 10:22:51
Quote from: ThreeOhFour on Fri 13/07/2012 12:55:45
Have you checked out these posters (http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=5328) Snarky? They're beautiful (if mostly Lucasarts based).

There may be some cool papercraft around you could print and fold up for some cheap decorative flair on the corner of a shelf or something.

Thanks 304, those posters are neat!

We have a purple tentacle papercraft in the office, but I think he needs some friends.

The best thing of all would be some AGS-related stuff (beyond just a blue cup).
Title: Re: Adventure game decorations
Post by: Mati256 on Sat 14/07/2012 19:04:11
Quote from: Tabata on Fri 13/07/2012 19:14:32
a big calendar with screenshots (quoting a running gag) from best games,

I think it would be an awesome idea to include something like this in a future AGS Bake sale.  :)
Title: Re: Adventure game decorations
Post by: Eric on Sat 14/07/2012 19:54:00
I think it would be cool to take a game background, print it, then print copies of all the objects and sprites separately, mount them on foamcore or craft wood, and arrange them at different depths in a shadowbox, creating a 3D version of whatever game you choose.