🎲 Elevate Your Game Night Experience!
This set includes 12 multi-color plastic square base stands and 12 blank game board markers, perfect for parties, DIY projects, or office organization. Each marker is made of sturdy cardstock, while the stands are durable plastic, ensuring long-lasting use. With vibrant colors and versatile applications, these game card stands are designed to enhance creativity and fun in any setting.
| Unit Count | 24.0 Count |
| Number of Items | 24 |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 0.75"L x 1"W |
| Color | Red, White, Yellow, Blue, Multicolor, Multi-color, Green |
| Theme | Rainbow |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Material Type | Paper, Plastic |
J**L
Stopped the fighting
Loved this purchase. Grandchildren always fighting over which character they wanted for games. This stopped the fighting. Everyone made their own. No more fighting.Heavy construction. We used markers to write and color with. Stays on, no smearing. Also used stickers and they are still sticking.
J**M
Perfect for our make your own game
These pieces were durable so we could print out our own pictures and glue them on. Made an awesome addition to our game!
B**K
Do the job
A bit rough around the edges, but they work great!
D**P
Just Right
These are great for creating games and pieces.
C**Z
Excellent for RPG cardboard pawns
These work well on cardboard pawns for game like Pathfinder and D&D.
R**N
Great for crafts and game making
I like to make my own board games and this product is perfect for the playing pieces with pairs of colored bases and the ability to add photos to the card stock.
M**S
Great!
Great!
A**N
Not dry erase. Cheap plastic bases, broke 1 assembling them.
These are NOT Dry Erase. The pictures look just like the dry erase ones but these are not. I tired using a dry erase marker on them and while I was able scrub most of it off some marks were still there. These are ok if you want to replace a game piece with a permanent drawing. I bought them for D&D so I could use them in place of various minis I don't own. So I covered them in clear contact paper and made them work as dry erase pieces.The plastic base broke on one while I was putting them together. It also has kinda sharp edges and it caused gouges in a couple of the boards. The whole thing seems a little cheap.The idea is nice so I will be trying out the actual dry erase ones.
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