First project out the gate, the wife wants the Viking ship… that was an experience. It came out pretty good in my opinion, the file does have a couple kinks in it but overall very happy with it and now time to learn some “new”, very old games!
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So this is a game? Very cool looking.
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Looks great
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Wonderful work
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It’s twelve games:
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Nice. Well done!
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Great job! A big project for your first!
Please let us know what you think about the games.
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That’s a helluva build, especially for your first project, congratulations and nicely done!
How many total sheets of material does it take?
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That’s quite an entry, welcome to the funhouse! 
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This turned out great! It’s on my ‘to do’ list! Impressive start!
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Wow. Awesome!
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What a great make! Welcome to the community, and thank you for sharing your work.
I’m interpreting some of those symbols as “Sea Cat” and “Water Horse”. Very, very cool.
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Thank you very much, it does actually make into the 12 different board style games from old Norse and Northern Europe areas. It was a lot of fun to build and includes the instructions in the print
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Thank you
Thank you.
Thank you. They are actually geese and fox, according to one of the games that is included.
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Thank you! It used pretty much everything on the build list, 3 sheets of 12x20 Cherry, 1 Walnut, 1 Maple, a half sheet 0f 12x20 Leather, and I was able to get away with using a 6x12 piece of Basswood for the lighter shields. The hardest part in my opinion was the three days of pulling masking tape off all of the little pieces! LOL
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Thank you everyone for the support and Cheers to many more builds for all of us!
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Welcome to the forum! Great job on that! A great way to easily remove masking is duct tape, especially on smaller pieces. 
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Truly an outstanding build, and that it’s your first project is very impressive. I like the leather sail.
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