Poker Zombie
Royal Flush
If you missed the initial unwrapping, you might want to start here
First, Some wallpaper worthy splashed pot shots:
How about a never before seen splashed wall, or the ultimate dirty stacks:
Some solo pics:
It took me all morning to shoot these. You better not be quick scrolling through this!
Starting stacks:
Family portrait time:
Gift-wrapped racks:
There is no doubt that JimB and co. did a bang up job with these. From my vision to their production could not be an easy task. The Chocolate-Chip chips are just amazing, and there is no way I could thank them for such a well done job - though $3.66 per chip was a decent start. Looking over the results though, I have to think the Radioactive T1000's were even tougher to produce, as these saw the greatest concentration of split spots, and other weirdness. Of course, they supplied me with a fair number of extras to make up for the mutants that snuck through quality control. One really "bad" chip did make it through, and I absolutely love this mutant - it's almost intentionally bad, and being on the Radioactive chip, well... just too awesome. It will wind up in play, just to see how often it is noticed. In the meantime, I'll let you see if you can pick out the mutation:
First, Some wallpaper worthy splashed pot shots:
How about a never before seen splashed wall, or the ultimate dirty stacks:
Some solo pics:
It took me all morning to shoot these. You better not be quick scrolling through this!
Starting stacks:
Family portrait time:
Gift-wrapped racks:
There is no doubt that JimB and co. did a bang up job with these. From my vision to their production could not be an easy task. The Chocolate-Chip chips are just amazing, and there is no way I could thank them for such a well done job - though $3.66 per chip was a decent start. Looking over the results though, I have to think the Radioactive T1000's were even tougher to produce, as these saw the greatest concentration of split spots, and other weirdness. Of course, they supplied me with a fair number of extras to make up for the mutants that snuck through quality control. One really "bad" chip did make it through, and I absolutely love this mutant - it's almost intentionally bad, and being on the Radioactive chip, well... just too awesome. It will wind up in play, just to see how often it is noticed. In the meantime, I'll let you see if you can pick out the mutation:
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