dhunton wrote:Loads of hot air...
danull wrote:Better watch out or the conveniently anonymous / probably fictional attorney will get ya!
bbarsh wrote:Why not a travelling museum? One that would is set up at a few select conventions every year. This elimates the entire funding issue of a physical building.
zdaddyo wrote:The court case can be found by searching for his name (lastname firstname) at http://apps.leeclerk.org/Crim_defendant_Name_sel.aspTo find out what the meaning of what the judge found is: http://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/wh ... n-withheld
benjoshua wrote:you might even find a corporate sponsor.
ExTSR wrote:You do not own one of the major Known Collections of the hobby (hi to Strat and Scketre).
ExTSR wrote:benjoshua wrote:you might even find a corporate sponsor.One can talk with Peter if one knows how to approach him.F
ExTSR wrote:benjoshua wrote:you might even find a corporate sponsor.Crucial, imho.Consider GenCon LLC.One can talk with Peter if one knows how to approach him.F
stylean wrote:someone elaborate on how one becomes one of the "major known collections". And what do they have that qualifies?
ExTSR wrote:O/Tstylean wrote:someone elaborate on how one becomes one of the "major known collections". And what do they have that qualifies?Eminently reasonable. I must start by explaining why I have that opinion. ;>During most of the last 30 years I have served as a game auctioneer. In getting to know the buyers (both regular and sporadic) and their associates, I have seen or heard enough about those superb collections to which I refer. I'm certain that there are many collections I know almost nothing about.I submit that in view of my experience in the subject, I have a working knowledge base upon which to make such a comment. I apologize if it offends anyone by implied omission. There are several collectors whose assets are well-known if not infamous. So it's not just MY opinion... tho I'm sure several of us would dicker about rankings in the top 10.And of course I'd love to hear about anybody's sizeable collection, if it's new to me.Frank Mentzer/back to topic pls
bbarsh wrote:That location question is much more than that and it really asks a much deeper question. Will anyone come to it? Build it and they will come only works in the movies. In real life you do massive research on location before you build anything. The actual construction part is the easy part. Figuring out if anyone will actaully come is the key. The simple answer to this question in regard to a D&D museum is a flat no. Sorry to those of you who would actually road trip to see the museum, but you are most likely in a huge minority. Certainly not enough to justify a physical building, staff, maintainence costs, etc...
bclarkie wrote:Just popping in for yet another laugh. Although it appears that the savvy folks of this forum are already on to this, ahem, *mess*(to be kind), these folks claim to have a $250K gaming library?Wait, what?Here's their game library, right from Jim's FB page:https://www.facebook.com/jhuntonfl/photos_streamUmmm, yea.Be afraid, be very afraid.Oh yeah. Hi everyone!
Oh yeah. Hi everyone!
bclarkie wrote:Just popping in for yet another laugh.