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Post Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 10:15 pm 
 

Hrmph.

I now remember approving that diorama, using our new stable of characters designed for the licensing.

Didn't recall it being wood tho.

Same era as the clay molds and other large-box toy sets.

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Post Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 11:29 pm 
 

I still cant believe shrinked for 10 bucks.  Its a cool set.

  


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Post Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 2:39 am 
 

Pennfarms wrote:I still cant believe shrinked for 10 bucks.  Its a cool set.




I think the $10 was just one of those things that happen on ebay. Especially with odd ball items. It isn't a well known set, it is definitely a fringe AD&D collectable since the diorama isn't scale for miniatures or anything but I also don't think it was too common. The right time and right buyers might have pushed it to a few times that.



The wood is probably okay. It sat in my game closest for the last ten years and probably came from a hobby store that closed down (they sent a bunch of their unsold stock to the local thrift shop, I picked up an entire display of metagaming microgames from there, but in the days before ebay was well known there were tons of finds at goodwils and thrift stores).



I'd guess that the glues and paints are probably useless, but you never know with sealed items.

  
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