Hi magicians!
Just presenting my almost finished Storm
And some goblins
And random cool stuff
What's that card between the Ancient Tombs in the bottom picture?
Foil japanese rhox altered into some kind of godzilla. With a BIC pen and a strong seller-tape.
really like the Storm but there is still some work to do ;)
nice cards :)
i would like to see a close up on the Sharpshooter.. :)
Nice Storm pimp... but the Tropical Island looks super-duper-out-of-place on it. I've also never seen a list with City of Traitors, that's kind of cool.
I'd go for Korean Petals, they always seemed more pimp to me. But Japanese foil Tendrils, very well done sir.
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Until reading this thread, I had no idea that German cards were considered "pimp". I always thought they were awful and preferred English. Same with Russian. Asian is just overdone. But next time I go on a one-day trip to Germany, I think I'll pick up some cards and sell them at inflated prices to Americans, yes?
No, but I find it hilarious that here, in Europe, the most pimped languages are Asian, followed by plain English. Guess the others are much more available here.
Russian is my favorite. Not only do I like the Cyrillic print, It's one of the few languages I can still read. We could make some serious money if you want to send me boxes of Russian packs.
Would that work for Japanese cards as well? I know a couple of people that constantly travel back and forth from Hawaii to Japan and back. Unfortunately, they know nothing about MTG, and gave me weird looks when I told them to get me foil Jaces and Tarmogoyfs. Lol, I figure though, you can get Japanese cards in Japan for normal prices, rather than the crazy prices on Ebay?
Anyway, here is a couple random pics. (sorry not necessarily Legacy though)
well i guess that the english cards are pimp in the Asian contrys?
German are easier to get, but I know a guy who can surely get ahold of whatever you need. I know he works with a guy in China, trading the Chinese guy's cards for his own English. So he could, without a doubt, do the same with Russian stuff. He's a dealer, but actually not an asshole. And although he probably already knows, I'll be sure to mention the American interest in Russian cards to him.Originally Posted by dahcmai
But German ones I can quite easily get. I live in Denmark, so it's an hour drive to there.
That Yawgmoth's Bargain Japanese Foil is so over the top nice :)
I recall reading on MOTL that Japanese cards really aren't much cheaper in Japan. Their MSRP and singles are more expensive, and they caught on to the fact that many out of country folks were buying them and selling them at a huge profit. According to one of the more well-known Americans selling in Japan, the lucrative gains ended many years ago.
Also, foils are less "scarce" with the newer sets so unless the foil is based on the old shooting star foiling method I tend to stay away from it.
Of course, this is just what I read, so take that with a grain of salt. When I go to Japan next time, I'll get to see for myself.
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I like high-end artistic layout via exclusive-one-of-a-kind-font Times New Roman cyr stretched and fit everywhere in a card.
<irony> THIS IS SO FCUKING AMAZING ^^ </irony>
Last edited by Shursh; 03-07-2011 at 04:25 PM. Reason: tagged
Together at last.
Those are pretty awesome, are the cards miscut or is just the front not set right (basically are the backs miscut)?
Awesome BenTogether at last.
Tezzeret the Seeker's back is normal, but Tezzeret, Agent of Bolas is miscut front and back.
Yup, here is my white stax :
SB not finished yet.
That is a beautiful Stax deck. You even went all out on the plains, nice.
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