Re-sized Fold-Out Heroes: Ant Man, Wasp, Angel

Okay, many of us have fiddled with these "Giant-Form" heroes.  Sure, they look cool, and folding out is a great visual on the table when you switch to Giant Form.  I don't have Ant Man, but I do have Wasp, and now I have Angel.  Here's the problem: how do we get these to fit into a regular card sleeve?


I cheated with Wasp.  I copied the giant form on a color copier, cut it out, folded it into the sleeve, so you could see the top half with the stats, and you could flip to see the bottom half with the abilities.  Angel is printed wide, not tall, so you can fold it to see the stats, but the abilities get cut off halfway across. 


So,   https://champions-card-maker.pages.dev    to the rescue.


Here are Ant Man, Archangel and Wasp fixed for regular card size to put into a sleeve.  I just print these on paper, cut them out, and then I just use some lame cards I don't care about and put them both in the sleeve.  It feels normal, and it has the official Marvel Champions back.  Also, I'm including a link for a PDF where someone just resized the Giant Ant Man & Wasp to normal size, then made even smaller cards for the tiny versions.  That's another way to do it.

Note that if you're making your own custom cards, sometimes the PNG files don't quite scale correctly when I print them, so I use ImageMagick to convert them to PDF files.  Those all print at the right size.  The colors are sometimes different on paper (depending on your printer), but it's fine for a fan-fix.  You can find ImageMagick here:


https://imagemagick.org/script/download.php








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