A few years ago, I was toying around with a dungeon-crawl design. The only hitch was that it would have required full-color on-die printing. At the time, heat-transfer printing was just becoming available for dice on Alibaba.com, but I didn't have an easy way to integrate this into my existing production process, so I shelved the design to revisit later.
Then, a couple weeks ago, I came across this kickstarter project
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/magecompany/raid-and-trade
which featured this image
http://s3.amazonaws.com/ksr/assets/002/854/411/d83067bb72995b842b700e3f9...
So, I wondered "Is this technology available and economical these days?" I sent a message to the project creator, but didn't get a message back. (Shame, as I would have backed them out of courtesy!)
Does anyone here know anything about this?
I know many places (Chessex, I think) that can do printing to 1 side, I have yet to see any American supplier who can do 6 sides economically. China seems promising. I don't know what Ludofact and other European suppliers can provide, but I assume someone here has some knowledge of that. To my knowledge Panda cannot.
