u/MaskedAvengerNanami

What started out as three decks mid-March has growth into this new obsession in about two months. Somewhat of a far cry from several weeks ago (pic 4). Most of which placed in plastic playing card cases to take out the hassle of halving the cards just to put them back in their original boxes.

As with before, they're presented here into three groups. Right group is the legit decks, center the playable bootlegs, and left decks that I made: a physical recreation of Chaos's Full Spectrum deck, a partial physical recreation of NWKS's Full Spectrum deck using a repurposed bootleg Uno Flip deck, and my Full Spectrum and More set.

In case you're wondering, I've kept the original boxes for references (pic 5) but I'm still undecided what to do with them.

At the moment, this set will now grow slowly since collecting costs money, especially with the legit ones and this current economy. No plans currently to pick up Golf/Zero, Teams, or Party. Don't know yet what else to target. Still awaiting another deck ordered online (one in some form, I hope, to replace the one I ceded to my nephew and nieces).

I also happen to have the Wild Twist playing cards (last pic) which are part of a separate playing card collection.

EDIT: No plans to pick up any add-ons either... currently. I'm also mulling a better space to place my collection or an alternative arrangement.

Recently repurposed a fake 110-card Uno Flip deck into a Full Spectrum deck using seeing u/Longjumping_Load_150's post regarding their Full Spectrum deck (https://www.reddit.com/r/unocardgame/s/sVwdPu5epT). During this process, I was inspired to make my own Full Spectrum deck from scratch using photo paper and my own designs.

To reiterate what I said in the last post, the Full Spectrum deck I made with repurposed Uno Flip cards is composed 1 to 9 of each of the eight colors as well as the Reverses, Skips, and Draw 2s of the eight colors, 4 Wild, 3 Wild Draw 4, 1 Wild Draw 6, 2 Wild Discard All, 2 Wild Color Chance (where you pick a color then the next player draws cards until they get one with that color or they have drawn stuff cards, whichever comes first, at which point that card is posted too the discard pile), 1 Wild Swap, and 1 Wild Hold. For the new deck, since I'm not as limited, 0s make an appearance and Wild Swap and Wild Hold have been duplicated.

I developed the colored frames and corner index icons using a combination of MS Paint and MS Word's Word Art feature as well as downloaded icons across the internet. You would see screenshots of my process alongside the pictures.

I then expanded the set further, initially making extra cards for the OG Full Spectrum game, then those for Uno Express, regular Uno, and finally Uno Bullseye after finding out the original Mini Uno Bullseye is US/Target-exclusive. Also added several more wild cards for those who want to play 112-card Uno with the shuffle hands and customizable cards; Wild Shuffle Hands is a must but to take the place of the customizable cards, one can use any of the Wild Cards throughout the set.

Aside from those I already mentioned above, the extra Wild Cards are:

* Wild Color Check (actually Wild Color Challenge from the Billie Eilish add-on pack)

* Wild Color Roulette

* Wild Swap All

* Wild No You

You would notice in the photos, I did fan the cards and covered the face of the card in front with either an Uno All Wild Card or a whiteboard eraser. Let's just say inside the frames, I did use AI-gen pics that are on the steamy side. I actually consulted with Guuzik about this, who in turn asked a mod. Per the mod, this would be a no-go (at least openly, showing the pics on the cards), so I'm presenting this with the card indices showing but not the pics, as well as my process, which is the least I can do while still following rules. Just to prove this a tangible deck now.

BTW, I did make mockups of several cards but with numbers and icons instead of pictures for illustration. Will show them in a separate comment here through my laptop in case anyone asks as I'm posting this from my tablet.

I have just repurposed a fake 110-card Uno Flip deck into a Full Spectrum deck. After seeing u/Longjumping_Load_150's post regarding their Full Spectrum deck (https://www.reddit.com/r/unocardgame/s/sVwdPu5epT), I asked permission from them with my above intent and was given access to the files which I downloaded. I printed the files into sticker paper, resized into the size of the cards in the fake Flip deck, and stuck each face onto the Light Side of each card. Did try to align, but it's never perfect. This is a one-man show with a home printer after all. Did not stick on backs anymore because stickers alone make the cards thicker and instead covered each Dark Side with black marker. Again not perfect as you could make out each Dark Side face.

The Full Spectrum I assembled is composed 1 to 9 of each of the eight colors as well as the Reverses, Skips, and Draw 2s of eight color, 4 Wild, 3 Wild Draw 4 (especially made by request as it wasn't part of their deck), 1 Wild Draw 6, 2 Wild Discard All (also especially made by request), 2 Wild D6 (which I rebranded here as Wild Color Chance, where you pick a color then the next player draws cards until they get one with that color or they have drawn six cards, whichever comes first, at which point that card is played to the discard pile), 1 Wild Swap, and 1 Wild Hold. In my planning, I ditched the 0s because with 110 cards, having 0 to 9, Reverse, Skip, and Draw 2 of each of the eight colors would only leave me with 6 potential wild cards (not enough). Removing the 0s left me room for more Wild Cards. Initially had plans to put Wild Swap All, but liked the concept of the Wild Hold as a nullifier of actions and included it instead.

Above images include the finished deck and pictures of my process, including how thick the restickered cards had become compared to my also fake Uno All Wild and real Uno decks.

The finished deck is hard to shuffle normally due to the thickness, but shuffling is somewhat doable.

Longjumping_Load_150 has seen the cards in our private chat and was happy to see his project now being partially tangible.

This process along with acquiring my Blue Archive playing cards that double as half an Uno deck inspired me to make my own 4-in-1 themed Full Spectrum deck to be assembled from scratch. Since I'm only limited only by the 50 sheets of size A4 double-sided 250 GSM photo paper that I ordered for this purpose, the new Full Spectrum deck, just printed over the past several days, has the 0s and duplicated Wild Swap and Wild Hold cards for a total base of 120 cards. But that's a story for a separate post.

(Edited parts of my conversation with Longjumping_Load_150 for this post because it's a long story.)