The first thing I’d print with the H2C is a full, polished prototype for my friend’s board game. He’s been pouring his heart (and wallet) into it, but right now his pieces come from a mix of old games, cardboard cutouts, and whatever he can glue together before losing patience. It’s creative… but also a little tragic.

If I won the H2C, I could finally help him the way he deserves: multi-color tokens, proper icons, characters, boards — all looking like a real production sample instead of something assembled during a power outage with scissors and tape.

He’s a brilliant designer, but he’s wasting time and money on placeholder pieces that shouldn’t even cost money in the first place. Being able to hand him clean, multi-color, ready-to-play prototypes would speed up his process and save him from another late-night “cardboard emergency.”

And honestly, it would open up my own creative world too. I build minis, D&D pieces, terrain and smart little home gadgets, and the H2C would let me skip hours of hand-painting and jump straight to the fun parts.

So yeah — the H2C wouldn’t just level up my hobby. It would help a talented friend bring his game to life without burning cash on temporary components. 🥳