X-Wing Range Finder (game cheat) - Star Wars

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X-Wing Range Finder - model 40 - Cheat This gadget allows you to predetermine the movement of your unit without using rulers. Just align the center box with your unit by suspending it above your unit. Fit the view of the center box perfectly with the shape of your unit’s platform. Then you will be able to see the various movements and ranges of your unit, including weather your unit will hit any obstacles. Many call this Range Finder a cheat because it gives the player an unfair advantage in the game. Please use with discretion. Once aligned with your unit's platform you will be able to determine: Attack range angle from the Front, Back, and Sides of your unit. The predetermined positions that your unit can take. The shot range of your unit. All this is done without using rulers or revealing your movement intensions to your opponent. X-Wing Range Finder 40 is designed to measure movement of 40mm x 40mm platforms. The X-Wing Range Finder comes in other sized platforms including. Model 40 - Standard size 40mm platform Model 40p - Standard size 40mm platform plus firing range 3 included Model 40d - enlarged and detail version of Standard size 40mm platform (better acuracy) Model 40dp - enlarged and detail version of Standard size 40mm platform plus firing range 3 included (better acuracy) Model 80 - For enlarged platform 80mm Model 80p Model 80dp The Model 40 is free but the other models can be purchased for $1 at https://sellfy.com/thinkpool Use coupon code thing50 to get %50 off. All rights reserved for this product TP 2017. Maybe printed by any user but not modified without consent. May not be sold for profit. How to use Locate your unit on the board and hover the X-Wing Range Finder above the unit about 2 feet away. Looking through the center square of the X-Wing Range Finder, align the center square with your unit's base. The base should visually fill the area of the X-Wing Range Finder center square. Now look at the X-Wing Range Finder movement squares including range 3,2,1, and 4. The squares at the end of these ranges represent where your unit would be should you choose to move in the direction. Video instructions to follow