TheHistorian wrote:This page is correct: http://www.tsrinfo.net/~brenfrow/dd1/h1.htmSounds like you have a complete copy and a copy missing the cut out buildings.
puterdragon wrote:Thankyou. It seems like I have a complete set. Good to know.I was wondering where the TSR Archives got to. Great to find it again.Funny how there doesn't seem to be any site (tsr archives, wayne's world) that describes the 3d sheets as a 16-page, stapled booklet with cover. It would be good to know if this booklet's intact and not missing any pages. But maybe it's just my accuracy-freakishness getting the better (or worse) of me.
killjoy32 wrote:you could always mail coug and ask him? from memory wasnt it H1 he bought a load of at one point? if anyone, he will know what is a complete set! Al
Gnat the Beggar wrote:Yep he was buying them as if they were the life blood of the hobby.Seemed like (for several years) he was trying to corner the market on them.While he was heavily involved in the E-Bay bidding wars for them, complete copies (Even with damaged boxes) would commonly sell for around the $100 level and Mint copies would go much higher.That was then though.... but now?I just purchased a set that I have not received yet; though according to the pictures and the description it is complete.The buildings sheet was partially cut, but they were not put together.The counter sheet is unpunched and the books are there too.Like 90% of these Super Modules, the box is somewhat crushed. ** expired/removed eBay auction **As you can see, I only paid $21.40, plus $14.5 SH.... USD.Even with the rediculously high SH charges, I feel like I almost stole it.
Chucho68 wrote:You got that one!!! Dang!!! I was right in the middle of something from work and forgot about it. I had my eye on it!! Well, good to know it went to a good home. Hector.
Gnat the Beggar wrote:Maybe the coug has retired from H1 hunting?In the old days, he never would have allowed one that was complete to get past him.Certainly not that low.
