The re-scale can either be done by the actaul printer settings on the newer printers (we talking like the last couple of years) or within other software that handles pdf's such as photoshop.

I had forgotten than the adobe reader does not actaully let you choose the scale.

Ah, didn't know Photoshop could do it. I'll use that.

The resulting building is about 7inchs square, although the doors are slightly narrower than the newer doors.

Just realized a shot of this type not quite the best to show the vertical affect of the rescale, but anyway here it tis.

Or... You could scale it up about 12% or so, and wind up with a 10x10" building with 3" high ceilings to match the CWU buildings. Well, close to 10" and 3" anyway. Not sure how the textures would fit in though...

Very nice looking building, CBF! Some interesting ideas about scaling to have it fit different scales as well.

I've noticed that the few times we've used minis in my games, the players have had the most fun, so I've been trying to psych myself up to building lots of cardstock models. The more sets with buildings that WWG comes out with the better as I don't have to set all of the mini games in Dungeons!

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