guru wrote: In print industry, they usually have holidays for around 15 days and factories will shut down from around Feb 8th till 23rd for Chinese New Year in 2018.
We'll see. I'll be closely watching the process. The real problem with my previous projects was the production issues and reprints I had due to the constant innovations. Now I can print ANYTHING in less than a month (lazy days included). So I believe -based on what they told me from EPCC that we'll be good for February or March. In any case it will take as long as it needs without extra delays caused by mistakes or whatever. It's a normal deck after all without foil etc. that makes the process difficult X10.Cardians wrote:guru wrote: In print industry, they usually have holidays for around 15 days and factories will shut down from around Feb 8th till 23rd for Chinese New Year in 2018.
Thanks exactly my point. So if by a miracle EPCC (Taiwan) can produce two decks and be shipping end of January (very unlikely) will still see them a month after that when you include shipping.
A more realistic date would be April/May to some receiving rewards.
Thank you! I'm always glad when the amount of work I put in each project is appreciated.Azazaaz wrote:Just received my Collector's Edition decks (well, they've been waiting for me at the post office for a few days but I have terribad work hours). Amazed, baffled by the work that went into those
Oh, and pledged for a 2+2 on KS of course because the colors on the limited edition!
vedus wrote:These look incredible. Ignore the little bit of glue on the tuck front I hadn't taken off prior to the picture.
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It's not strange at all. $15 is the price with US shipment included. Two decks shipped cost $26. So if you want to add 1 deck you just add the difference: $11. Unless you want to make money overcharging shipment.sinjin7 wrote:I find it interesting that the decks from the Add On list are priced lower than the original tiers. I went in for a pair and added on half a brick instead of pledging for the half brick tier. The only thing that's preventing me from going in on a full brick or two is that these are printed by EPCC. I didn't get any Ambassadors Collector's Editions (as beautiful as they are) because they don't handle well enough, so I'm happy to see a more user-friendly version Ambassadors deck.
I think he's talking about the Platinum deck that's pictured. They are sold out, only the black and red are still available.Bradius wrote:You can still get the collector's editions. They are available here:
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These are exactly my sentiments as well. As a collector and someone who uses my decks, poor registration prevents me from preferring USPC over EPCC/LPCC.Lotrek wrote: The EPCC versus USPC story: USPC has fantastic handling while EPCC just a bit below (in my opinion). But the cutting of the decks is like playing dice with USPC (sometimes okay, sometimes... forget it) while EPCC has outstanding accuracy and for me as a designer this matters more.
Called it on the tuck! Will own it if not too limited.Lotrek wrote: Defining luxury: Silky fabric binding the golden stock of the tuck case, stamped with gold foil, hand numbered and signed. Available exclusively during the last 24h of the KS campaign.
The signature deck sale from UCdecks are 55/ each and 65/ each from KS!Bradius wrote:It looks interesting, I wonder what the price point will be? If it is like the last campaign, then the quantity will be whatever is sold during the campaign. I don't think this will be a runout in the first hour or anything. Still, it doesn't hurt to put a timer on it! lol
That is NOT funny LotrekHmmm, now that I'm thinking about it, I can put a standard bike deck in there.
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