These are the tools we actually use while building our projects, from painted minis and terrain builds to prototypes, electronics, and full game worlds. Some are everyday essentials, and others are things we discovered along the way that made a real difference for us.
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A few brands and tools we reach for often, or that we’re especially happy to recommend and offer special discounts.




Miniature paints, washes, inks, mediums, and primers for character work and painted game pieces.














Other supplies we use:
Bigger-format paints and finishes we use for terrain, props, scenery, and larger crafted elements.





Detail brushes, dry brushes, backups, workhorses, and all the brush types that get pulled into different stages of a project.










Other supplies we use:
All the little helpers that make painting sessions smoother, cleaner, and more comfortable.












Other supplies we use:
Our airbrushing setup for priming, basecoating, smoother blends, and speeding up bigger paint jobs.










Other supplies we use:
Our pile of shame is growing! We have all sorts of great minis to chose from for painting!








Other supplies we use:
For terrain assembly, prototyping, quick fixes, and all the invisible work that holds a project together.










Other supplies we use:
The knives, saws, mats, and foam tools behind most of our shaping and build work.






Other supplies we use:
For layout, symmetry, consistency, and all the planning work that makes builds cleaner.





Other supplies we use:
For sketching, marking, planning details, color testing, and getting ideas onto paper.








Other supplies we use:
The practical supplies we use for brainstorming, labeling, organizing, and prototyping ideas before we build.




Other supplies we use:
For sculpted details, small props, and the handmade elements that add extra charm to builds.













Other supplies we use:
For sculpted details, molded parts, casting experiments, and specialty finishing touches.




Other supplies we use:
The foliage materials we use to make terrain feel more natural, layered, and alive.













Other supplies we use:
Snow, mud, puddles, texture pastes, and finishing materials that help a world feel complete.












Other supplies we use:
Extra utility tools and handy items that support the wider crafting workflow.













Other supplies we use:
Specialty finds and essentials, craft-store discoveries, and useful extras that are harder to categorize but still deserve a spot.





Other supplies we use:
The Dollar Store is a treasure cove of affordable crafting and cleaning supplies to get started.





Other supplies we use:
We use a bunch of day-to-day stuff to bolster our toolkit, including aluminium foil, plastic wrap, trash bags, and scrap materials.





Other supplies we use:
As we build interactive hybrid games, we use a lot of tools to build and solder circuits.







Other supplies we use:
Behind-the-scene and under the board, we use a ton of different wires to light up and include special sensors in our games.







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Our circuits go beyond wires and switches, we use all sorts of components and LEDs to create special effects.












Other supplies we use:
At the heart of our hybrid games, we use special devices and peripherals to create an interactive experience.







Other supplies we use:
Essentials containers and cleaning supplies to craft, organize, and clean.
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