Mahjong - Full Set Redesign with gentleman and seasons tiles

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IMPORTANT- This is a full set of tiles for the HONG KONG version of mahjong, American needs 8 jokers too which are not included in this set. Typically mahjong isn't played with jokers so I didn't spend the time making them. This set should result in a total of 144 tiles from the following: 4tiles x 9types - Dots 4tiles x 9types - Bambs 4tiles x 9types - Chars 4tiles x 4types - Winds 4tiles x 3types - Dragons 1tile x 4types - Gentleman (Flowers) 1tile x 4types - Seasons (Flowers) The tiles are designed to be near standard (32mm tall x 24mm wide x 11mm thick) with the reduced thickness to allow stacking and mimic some real life sets others have while reducing cost. Each piece takes about 20 mins to print at my current settings. This was made by a request from a friend. The original set had broken stl files and was missing the flower tiles so I cut a slice out of each tiles face to use to extrude and re positioned each image to make the tiles conform to typical mahjong tile dimensions without loosing quality. I also went in and edited each face to design specifically for 3d printing so no parts were too thin or would be unreadable. The 1 bamboo tile with the bird was almost completely redone by hand and the dots are all new designs. This is almost a full revamp of the original. The flowers and animal tiles I got from a remix of the original which was clearly just a stock photo converted into a vector face and extruded onto the tile bases. It was clear due to me coming across the exact image and design used and the models even still had the lines of the original stock photo watermark on them. I downloaded the image and touched up the image in photoshop then converted it into a vector format and cleaned it up. I re adjusted each character to ensure no quality would be lost in printing. The one dot tile has my logo on it in place of the original sets logo which i justified though the almost complete overhaul I have done which involved me directly editing almost every piece by hand. (Also I was selling the set so my logo is important)