johnhuck wrote:They look identical to me. I have just emailed you an image to check for yourself.
RWilson wrote:Hey,While you knowledgeable types are on the subject of Uk print material, I have a question: I won a GW basic set from the UK, and it is a Holmes set with the blue book and mono B1, lizard logo, red dragon fighting the wizard and fighter on the cover, etc. It also came with a mint AD&D PHB softcover. But question is this: how different is the BOX from the other prints in the US, as this box is quite large and is also black all the way around. It is about 1.75 times as deep as a mentzer box set, and is quite skookum in terms of its construction. Just curious, as I have never owned any printings of this boxed set before. Any help would be appreciated.
RWilson wrote:It also came with a mint AD&D PHB softcover.
faro wrote:burntwire wrote:We bought the painting through a friend who was dealing with the owner. All we can say is it came from a well known game designer in England. It is an ink drawing that measures 8" x 10". Really cool art by John Blanche.Am amazed that was still in existence. Yup, early Blanche is cool. Very nice pick up indeed!
burntwire wrote:We bought the painting through a friend who was dealing with the owner. All we can say is it came from a well known game designer in England. It is an ink drawing that measures 8" x 10". Really cool art by John Blanche.
burntwire wrote:When we heard it was available we had to have it. It is kind of cool owning the cover art to the first non-US Dungeons & Dragons product. Now if we could just locate the cover art to the woodgrain set.
