What do I need to consider when building my own backgammon board?
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gregdevid wrote:
What do I need to consider when building my own backgammon board?
I can't help you with that, but what's wrong with buying one ?
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gregdevid wrote:
What do I need to consider when building my own backgammon board?
HI,
If you want to have a go at building your own backgammon board you need to remember that ornamentation is not the most important thing on the agenda. The board is created to play a game and so must be usable. You must make sure that the board is big enough to store all the pieces, yet not too heavy to carry around. The walls affect this directly; too high and they make playing difficult and the pieces loose when stored, too thick and they make the board too heavy to transport.
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If you want to have a go at building your own backgammon board you need to remember that ornamentation is not the most important thing on the agenda. The board is created to play a game and so must be usable. You must make sure that the board is big enough to store all the pieces, yet not too heavy to carry around. The walls affect this directly; too high and they make playing difficult and the pieces loose when stored, too thick and they make the board too heavy to transport.
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Backgammon Game - gammonempire.com
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davidscottfoley wrote:
HI,
If you want to have a go at building your own backgammon board you need to remember that ornamentation is not the most important thing on the agenda. The board is created to play a game and so must be usable. You must make sure that the board is big enough to store all the pieces, yet not too heavy to carry around. The walls affect this directly; too high and they make playing difficult and the pieces loose when stored, too thick and they make the board too heavy to transport.
For More Information :
Backgammon Game - gammonempire.com
Thats quite a procedure. I would better buy one, i can't think of making a perfect board, I know i will screw it up totally if i try it.
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