As a part of my latest gaming obsession, I decided to compile the various Full Thrust rules and supplements into one volume. I loaded all the free downloads--255 pages total--onto a flash drive and took it to a copy store for printing and binding. The first place I went to was gonna charge me about $34, so I decided to pass. Since I was headed to an office supply store on another errand, I checked out their print facilities.
No, it's not a black & white photo; I was too cheap to pay for a color cover. |
It might have been less hassle to just print everything out myself. Still, I have most of the rules in hardcopy now, which will make it easier to actually play this game at some point in the future.
I need a new printer/scanner myself,I'd like re print all the stuff I have, I get you a copy
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conversions that are sadly no longer on on the net.
Yeah, I have two printers (an inkjet and a photo printer), but I'm out of ink with both. I hate how they make then so you have no choice but to buy their brand of over-priced cartridges! If I could print files cheaply, I would have a lot more booklets, counters, cards, and cardsheet pops, and papercraft models kits on my shelves. Damn their useless, over-priced land-fill stuffing!
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