The group members discussed ideas for their game board, including packaging, video shooting, and poster design. They measured and cut triangular pieces of wood to form the game board's 6 layers, smoothing the edges with sandpaper. After gluing the pieces together, they colored each layer a different hue and sealed the board with clear spray. They created game pieces by drawing faces on wooden clips and coloring them, and made instructions by handwriting on coffee-stained paper. For their booth, they built a cardboard castle decorated with spray paint and added cut-out footprints to attract people.

1. PROCESS OF MAKING GAME BOARD (23/8)
Before we move on into the process
of making the game board, all the
group members stayed back for
discussion. We discussed on the
compilation of game board’s idea,
packaging, video shooting and
poster design.
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We measured and drew out the
dimension line of the equilateral
triangles which is 54cm, 45cm,
36cm, 27cm, 18cm and 9cm. After
that we used the electric saw to cut
the board into the shape of
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We used both rough and fine surface
of sand papers to smoothen the
edge of the board.
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2. After the cutting process was done,
we glued the board based on the
finalized design. The clamping time
took around 5-10 minutes to be
completely cured.
After we had glued all the wood
pieces together, the outlook of the
board is shown in the figure. There
are 6 layers in total, and the whole
process took us about one and a half
hours to finish.
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We colored the game board with
different colors which are blue,
purple, brown, gray, black, green and
maroon. Each of the color has their
own respective meaning.
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3. To make the castle, we stick the
surface of the toilet roll with tissue
paper. After 30 minutes of drying
process, we then applied the desired
color to decorate and beautify the
view of model.
After we colored the game board and
castle, we applied a thin layer of
clear spray to create a shiny-looking
surface, following with another layer
of clear spray after the first layer had
dried out.
After 10 minutes, the board looked
shiny and clean which can increase
the marketing value of the product
and satisfaction of buyers.
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4. The board game of “CURSED OF ALEXANDRITE” is done.
We then drilled two holes on top of
the first board and attached the
castle with the aid of the chopstick,
functioning as a linkage.
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5. PROCESS OF MAKING PACKAGING (4/8)
We had our second discussion for
packaging issue. We discussed on
the packaging design, type of
materials needed and the cost.
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After we measured the dimensional
line of the packaging, we used the
electric saw to cut the wood into
pieces, and then nailed the pieces
together.
The edges of the packaging were
then smoothening with a piece of
sandpaper and the final outlook of
the packaging is as shown in the
figure.
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6. PROCESS OF MAKING GAME CARD (5/8)
We designed the game card by using
Photoshop and printed out the
templates.
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We ensured that all the game cards
were cut and arranged properly.
We then cut out the card templates
carefully by using a sharp penknife.

7. PROCESS OF MAKING INSTRUCTION MANUAL (3/8)
The design of the manual instruction
was an idea originally from the
treasure map, and yet the manual
instruction was all handwritten.
To produce the sense of a century-
old book, we used coffee to color
the booklet’s background as to show
a yellowish-looking stain.
We then drew out the instruction and pasted images to show a clearer picture
to the players.
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8. PROCESS OF MAKING GAME PIECES (4/8)
We used wooden clips as the main
material to make the game pieces.
We drew facial expressions onto the
clips as to make it more interactive.
After finishing the design, we
applied different water colors which
were brown, purple, orange, green,
blue, yellow and red as to indicate
the characteristic of the game
pieces.
The game pieces were then
arranged in a row by attaching them
on a chopstick.
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9. PROCESS OF MAKING POSTER (5/8)
We drew the draft of the poster on
an A2 cartridge paper, then applying
with different shades of green as to
create sense of adventurous and
woods.
The poster’s final outlook is as shown in
the image above. It clearly portrays the
storyline of the game based on our
chosen theme- adventurous.

10. PROCESS OF MAKING VIDEO SHOOTING (31/7)
We chose Bukit Gasing, Petaling
Jaya as the destination for our video
shooting. It took us 20 minutes to
travel from Taylors to there via car.
We discussed about the plot of the
story and the scene that we were
going to capture.
We captured the video with different
scenes so that we can have more
capability for video editing. We also
dressed up like a bandit as to fit the
flow of story.

11. PROCESS OF MAKING GAME BOOTH (5/8)
To create a 3D game booth, we
decided to build a castle with
cardboards. We used spray
paints to decorate the cardboards
in order to make it look more
realistic and attractive.
We then added roof of the castle
and arch, making it stand out like a
3D castle. It also served as photo
booth whereas people can take
selfie with the castle.
We also cut out the footprints
images from the template and
sticked it onto the ground as to
attract people to our game booth.

12. Group photo with lecturers, group members, game board- Curse of
Alexandrite and the 3D game booth.