I would kill so many people to own this...
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I would kill so many people to own this...
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That's a seriously funky item... I've always loved those two-mode painted pieces of artwork, it's just a shame the only place you can find them is on video covers and jigsaw boxes. Damn, s'probably going to go for a bloody fortune... I'd pay a lot for the Friendly/Enemy clean backgrounds alone...
That's a seriously funky item... I've always loved those two-mode painted pieces of artwork, it's just a shame the only place you can find them is on video covers and jigsaw boxes. Damn, s'probably going to go for a bloody fortune... I'd pay a lot for the Friendly/Enemy clean backgrounds alone...
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Originally posted by Hound
You'd kill people for far less than that though...
Well, yeh, I'd kill for half a cigarette. But I'll kill, like, a good-looking woman (i.e. someone useful) for this.
I wonder if he accepts pretty dead women as payment... Mind, they'd cost a fortune to send to the US... Mind, if she was that pretty she'd be thin...
Originally posted by Hound
That'd be a hassle, you'd have to have her sent refrigerated. Y'know, so she wouldn't spoil...
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Re: item: pretty cool.
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Hmmm, so tempted to buy it and then offer it to cliffy in exchange for the dead bodies of a few people on my list (don't worry folks, only about half a dozen of them post here...)
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Hmmm, so tempted to buy it and then offer it to cliffy in exchange for the dead bodies of a few people on my list (don't worry folks, only about half a dozen of them post here...)
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I know this thread is a little old, but I only stumbled upon it by accident last week. The suggestions of kidnapping and foul play were amusing, but it was the above quote that prompted me to register and say hi. I made this purchase (and a few others) precisely because the thought of someone else hoarding it away for another 20 years was unbearable.Cliffjumper wrote:I didn't have the money to go higher than I did. I just hope whoever does it scans and shares rather than just hoarding it away.
As I've been working on several projects and searching out rare artifacts for a relaunch of my site, it's been suggested that I publish a book instead. I have yet to seriously investigate the legal hurdles that Hasbro, Warner Brothers, or Bandai might pose, however.
Well, all I can tell you is that doing everything alone can get old very quickly. Before Counter-X or the French site, mine was, and much was lifted without notice or consent. It was time consuming and expensive and, frankly, I was upset with just about everything related to the project. When I restarted, lots of factors had changed. Consider a recent purchase, a 35mm print of Battle of the Rocklords, and not only the financial costs but legal risks of making it available on DVD.Denyer wrote:Yeah, I don't get the "mine, all mine and only mine" mindset...CotG is pretty bollocks, though.
It's much more damning, in my opinion, that the correlating TransFormers material* has not fared much better. This property remaining a moving target opened the door for larger boards to take center stage focusing almost entirely on duplicating each others' photo galleries. As an irregular visitor since the Simplenet days, I've appreciated more and more the efforts made to preserve bits and pieces of everything else.
If the book idea falls though, I might drop you a line to see if you're at all interested.
*I do know of a text-only transcription of an incomplete G1 bible slowly dispersed over a mailing list in the late 1990s and the Jim Sorenson and Bill Foster animation model book released a decade later.
Yeah, Winterchill's archive of that is for some odd reason still incomplete... I've got it all saved somewhere, or failing that it's still online and at some point doubtlessly worth compiling into a single page or PDF for easy flicking through.Turbo 07 wrote:I do know of a text-only transcription of an incomplete G1 bible slowly dispersed over a mailing list in the late 1990s
It's not as if the material reveals anything scandalous or is any more owned by fans than things like tech specs and screengrabs.
edit: I suppose I should do that before Yahoo get bought out by Microsoft, too...
I'm sure you've just made Cliffy / Tom very happy.