mbassoc2003 wrote:If my colection reached a stage where I had to buy another house to put it in, my wife would bury me in it. Alan, you must be needing a new pad for your JG collection.
chromaticknight wrote:8O Incredible One question. What type of shelving did you use for the boxed sets and hardbacks etc. They dont show any signs of bowing at all. Even over a descent span. For future reference of course Mike
Plaag wrote:chromaticknight wrote:8O Incredible One question. What type of shelving did you use for the boxed sets and hardbacks etc. They dont show any signs of bowing at all. Even over a descent span. For future reference of course MikeYeah it is a sight to see, and with 3 sets of Tac Cards I am also wondering what kind of shelving was used? I need a better set of bookshelves badly.ShaneG.
One question. What type of shelving did you use for the boxed sets and hardbacks etc. They dont show any signs of bowing at all. Even over a descent span. For future reference of course
Yeah it is a sight to see, and with 3 sets of Tac Cards
IO, this is the combined collection of how many collectors?
What's the third map on the metal (?) chalkboard (I noticed the magnets, a nice way to maintain the integrity of the pieces!). It looks like the Nile River delta, sort of, but I don't recognize it. If you're going to put up some other neat-looking maps for display, the EPT ones and/or DR would be nicely compliment the GH maps
Any chance of some photos of the items we'll never get to own? The lizard mini? Dice? What's in the picture frames?
invincibleoverlord wrote:We would also just like to thank God for keeping us safe during our quick brush with hurricane Katrina. All of our friends and families in the South Florida area were affected in some way by this storm. However; we have in know way suffered in the manner of or brothers and sisters of Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Our thoughts and prayers as well as our support are with you.
johnhuck wrote:My heart goes out to the families of those who lost their lives in the disaster, while waiting for help to arrive, or as a result of some of the violence in the aftermath.
killjoy32 wrote: i have a very good friend who lives in Covington, just north of New Orleans. They are at a friends atm 17 hours north west of there, while things calm down n stuff. the stories i have been told are harrowing to say the very least. i tell you what you guys, you should be ashamed of that government of yours. to let your own suffer like that and not throw every resource possible at it is shameful. its a very sad state of affairs aint it Al
What's the siginifigance of "the dice" and the lizard miniature?
Paul wrote:Rob's dice, yes the ones that laid Mordenkainen low in Maure castle over 30 years ago, the same ones that determined that a gated Zeus wanted nothing to do with helping Erac and Ayelarach on Demonworld against Fraz-Urb'luu, the ones that saved Jim Ward's wizard Bombadil from an untimely death at the hands of Yeenoghu while retrieving the Invulnerable Coat of Arnd, the ones that were rolled to shatter the doors of Zuggutmoy's prison, the one's that rolled successful dispels to free the 9 demigods imprisoned within Greyhawk Castle, the ones that helped Robilar survive the first playtest of Tomb of Horrors and WIN the lich's treasures!!! (Hold on the dice are glowing and floating around the room again!)
Sorry for the complete OT post.
Back to our regualry scheduled I/O worshipping.
invincibleoverlord wrote:The dice are Robert Kuntz's original gamming dice.
invincibleoverlord wrote:Back to our regualry scheduled I/O worshipping. I'm your brother Robin Hood, not Thulsa Doom…
harami2000 wrote:REH connection I can't manage, sorry, although that's a neat jab at a certain avvy above (if deliberate )