grodog wrote:So Brian, does that mean that you'll still be interested in a set of Outdoor Geos that you can actually look at, and read?
bclarkie wrote:grodog wrote:So Brian, does that mean that you'll still be interested in a set of Outdoor Geos that you can actually look at, and read? Sure would be. Always need an extra to look through.
beasterbrook wrote:Would the winners be nice enough to let us know what they went for (always nice to know just how far off the pace you are )..Brette:)
ExTSR wrote:Wasn't interested in the SR's (got too many already), but I don't mind sharing my lowball losers (rounded so as not to give away my sneaks):DM Guide [circa $ 125]Outdoor Geomorphs [circa $ 125]Game Reference Sheets (orange) [less than $ 100]Yeah, Lordan, I'm interested in that PH too... as I have a small but interesting collection of 'em (Zeb Cook's, Tom Moldvay's, mine...)
Lordan wrote:still figuring out the lighting though
ExTSR wrote:Lordan wrote:still figuring out the lighting thoughI've wondered whether those original dice might light up under a black light... maybe as a secondary option (regular normally or switch to blacklite)? Worth a test, at least.
Kaskoid wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... otohostingThe above is one of the goodies; there are 16 more.The Bag of Loot is growing; will have it figured out in a day or two, and see what you think. It will have some real dandies in it. I am looking forward to raising some $ for my service organization.
red_bus wrote:I am sure that some kind soul here would place a bid for you. I would be happy to - although you may prefer someone in the USA.
Kaskoid wrote:You guys collect dice, too? many eerie chuckles in a very sinster fashion...Wait til I photo the old box full of bizarre dice that I have.I even have a trio of icosahedrons manufactured by the Japanese Standards Co in the mid-'70s. These are perfectly balanced, micrometer tolerance dice.