WedgeRock
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Needs more Vancouver Maroons.
I was sticking to teams that were around during my lifetime.Needs more Vancouver Maroons.
Ooo, Grizzlies (shudder). I remember watching a game between the Grizzlies and the Bulls when they were at their peak. It was a slaughter.
Tennessee Walking Horse is a thing. TN themed chips demand HHR mold. (y) :thumbsup:Thinking about that further, I can see a way to squeeze out four California colors:
1 Titans etc.
5 Preds/UTC
20 Vandy
100 Lookouts
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The Chattanooga Red Wolves SC will be starting up this year. There's a red for you.Trying to come up with colors for “my” teams, but the palette comes up pretty limited—the first five teams on my list all have dark blue with either gold (Predators, UTC) or light blue (Titans, Chattanooga FC, Chattanooga Rollergirls). Adding in Vanderbilt at least adds black, and the Chattanooga Lookouts probably red, but that’s it...
The Chattanooga Red Wolves SC will be starting up this year. There's a red for you.
There are occasionally discussions about using copyrighted logos.Designed this set for fun today on the CPC tool. Not sure if I can afford CPCs tho . I too am curious about being able to use an official team logo.
I've got two team-themed CPC sets, one for my college and one for my NBA team, and have some advice if you're interested. A challenge with sports team themed sets is the desire to use the team's colors on all the chips and edge spots. Because it's fun, as a fan, to use those colors at the design stage. But there are two problems. One, unless you're extraordinarily lucky, the CPC colors aren't going to be an exact match for your team colors. So you may be a bit disappointed that the chips don't scream "Vikings", and the chips and spots aren't likely to match your inlays exactly.Designed this set for fun today on the CPC tool. Not sure if I can afford CPCs tho . I too am curious about being able to use an official team logo.
Edit: upgraded the purple chip's edge spots to L9 and added text/denominations. Might need to go bigger with the font?
Edit 2: Still fiddling. Liked the idea of yellow snappers. Thinking whites can serve as a non-denominated filler chip. Could easily be a dime or a dollar.
Some quality advice here. I mocked up another set in a different thread and got the same "dirty stack" comment and had no idea what it meant. I did order some cpc color samples so I'll have a good idea. Not sold on doing a team set, but I'll try throwing in some other colors. Would be a shame to do a custom set of CPCs and not use any of the dayglow colors I thinkI've got two team-themed CPC sets, one for my college and one for my NBA team, and have some advice if you're interested. A challenge with sports team themed sets is the desire to use the team's colors on all the chips and edge spots. Because it's fun, as a fan, to use those colors at the design stage. But there are two problems. One, unless you're extraordinarily lucky, the CPC colors aren't going to be an exact match for your team colors. So you may be a bit disappointed that the chips don't scream "Vikings", and the chips and spots aren't likely to match your inlays exactly.
The second issue, which I always sort of thought was an overblown concern until I had my own CPC sets, is the "dirty stack" problem. You've only used a total of 4 colors combined, across all your chips and all your spots. They're easy enough to differentiate when you look at each chip individually, but when they're piled into a pot together you'd be surprised how easily your eyes mix them up. Especially when you throw in the fact that these all have essentially the same inlay.
I still like incorporating team colors on a team-themed set. I just wouldn't elevate that above all other considerations. My recommendation is to incorporate your team logo and colors as much as you want in your inlay design, and maybe use those colors in your "workhorse" chip. But in your other chips just try to use colors and spots that you like independently, regardless of whether the chip colors meet the "theme."
I dont understand... How do you play a game where everybody loses?
Seems like an improvement, although your 0.50 and 2.50 are still pretty similar. I wouldn't commit too firmly to anything until you get your color samples if you don't have them yet. You might like the brightness of some of the unweighted colors and want to incorporate them. I'd consider using Bright White for those spots on your $0.50, it pops more than White. And for 1/8" spots I think you'd be fine not paying the premium for "clean" white, so it wouldn't cost you any more.Trying to prevent a potential dirty stack problem. Thoughts?View attachment 710886
Those Hawkeye chips don't look half bad!Thanks for the tag... Iowa, Iowa State and Nebraska on Majestics with Gear labels.
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GO HAWKS! Those chips are fire!
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I was playing around with CPCs chip design tool, working on a standard white-red-green-black cash set scheme... When it hit me: Those correspond to the Boston/New England teams: Patriots, Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins. I was subliminally making chips that looked like my teams’ uniforms.
This surely isn’t a new idea. Does anyone have chipsets with colors chosen for their sports rooting interests? I’ve seen tables with team logos, for sure.
Rock chalk! My Alma MaterI got written permission for a one-off table felt from a university. Most vendors won’t print without it.
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These are dope AF !!!Kansas City Tournament relabel set.
Chiefs, Royals, and Sporting.
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