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Crap! Typo! Doh!
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Great box!sigpicComment
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That is wicked cool.Comment
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Looks great. had you not pointed out the typo I would never had spotted it.View My Customs
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^ Just noticed it myself when I saw the pic in the thread....not sure how I missed that while I was making itThink OUTSIDE the Box! For the BEST in Repro & Custom Packaging!Comment
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you need a proofreader.
Cool box,tho. If the BBP/EMCE stuff came packaged that way I might be more tempted to pick up more of the lines.
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^ Or at the very least, more collector friendly clamshell packaging ala Castaway...I have all of the Twilight Zone figures but I really want to rip them off the cards...I have recarded all of my Lost figures with new cards and Castaway clams thoughLast edited by The Toyroom; Oct 8, '11, 12:58 PM.Think OUTSIDE the Box! For the BEST in Repro & Custom Packaging!Comment
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Hey with the typo if you read it right its "Pathetic Ear-Things...Who Can Save You Now?"Many Shubs and Zuuls knew what it was to be roasted in the depths of the Sloar that day I can tell you."Comment
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Typo or not it's still very nice
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Excellent. I need to get one those. I prefer boxes much more than cards.Comment
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Beautiful work. Do you know what the output device was?
As to the typo: Could always claim it was von Sydow's accent ...Comment
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Great job on the box, Anthony, except for the typo, that I did see by the way
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