Chucho68 wrote:No words...just a couple of questions:1. Is your collection insured? Can it be insured?2. I see it is very exposed (as it should be, it is awesome!). How do you keep it in such great shape (clean, shiny, many items SW), especially from curious fingers, such as little Stratokid there?3. How in the world did you get NINE woodgrains and ELEVEN white boxes? And I don't mean pay, I mean WHERE?4. Is your wife (or husband, or partner, or whatever) a D&D freak like you?5. Are you a minor deva or some sort of demi-god? Can you tell me: is there a heaven?Congrats on a great collection. I might have to do a hajj to your house someday. Hector.
stratochamp wrote:1) one among many: collectibles insurance services in marylandp.s. the baby stratochamp with latex gloves photo was an homage to a Badmike photo caption from several years ago. he doesn't actually wear those around the house. or play with brown/white boxes.
arcadayn wrote:Wow. Simply amazing. You should really open a museum!
Kingofpain89 wrote:So what's going on here? Are you...A. Brewing beer in the blue container and using the 4th edition books to weigh down the lid and keep the seal airtight?Or did you....B. Capture a bobcat in the container and the 4th edition books were the heaviest thing you could find?
Prufrock wrote:Bill - That Chill poster is really nice. Love the artwork.Martin
lokiwookie wrote:Wonderfull Chill poster!Finally, you didn't manage to know where or in what it was released? This is the kind of product that I really would like to find