[SENco-forum] Board game

and

If the fold is down the middle, joining two sheets of A4/larger card with
gaffer tape/similar, with a space between the two pieces to be the fold
would be fairly durable.  Any lamination/use of sticky-back plastic would
need to be after cutting out shape and before joining sides.  I hope this
makes sense.  You can get matte laminating pouches.

An Art supply shop should have a wide variety of card, from photocopy
weight to almost like plywood.  Strong, sharp Stanley or craft knife
needed for latter, or even a small saw!

Regards

Jean

It needs to be a bit bigger than A3, is a funny (non-rectangular) shape
> and
> I was hoping to use materials similar to those for a chess/draughts board
> (frequent folding, not slippy).
> Martin
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> Define durable.
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> I would draw/print & stick etc on A4/A3 paper and laminate.
>
> This way it can be stored or carried home easily.
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> Sharon Tringham
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> Anyone know where I might get materials for a boardgame in order to
> produce
> a durable end product?
> Martin
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