yes... would be hard (er) to resist if I saw a black/gold version (yea I know its over done but that combo still turns my eye every time.Widdee wrote:Looks great, Jackson's usual superb work. What, only two decks?
It's four decks....so far. The crown and continental have the fancy tuck with additional artwork. The independence seems to have standard tucks.Widdee wrote:Looks great, Jackson's usual superb work. What, only two decks?
I thought "The Independence" was just the name of the set.Eoghann wrote:It's four decks....so far. The crown and continental have the fancy tuck with additional artwork. The independence seems to have standard tucks.Widdee wrote:Looks great, Jackson's usual superb work. What, only two decks?
That's how I took it too... The Independance Set with 'The Crown' (red ... redcoats) being one deck and 'The Continental' (blue) being the other.MagikFingerz wrote:I thought "The Independence" was just the name of the set.
He did say he was going to eventually not use KS, but he didn't explicitly say that his other deck projects will not be funded using KS. This is what he said over at the Aether:rousselle wrote:USPCC? EPCC? QPC? MPC? Fred's Playing Cards and Tofu Hut? Not that it matters as much to me as to some other collectors; Jackson loves playing cards, and I'm sure he'll pick a printer who can do justice to the art of the draw(ing).
But... I thought Jackson was going to stop using KS except for the military decks. Did I misremember that?
Don't get me wrong; I love his art, I am impressed with the improvements he has made to his shipping part of the business (my recent order was delivered correctly and super fast), and as long as the prices don't go insane, I'll be jumping on board this project as I have with his others. But... did I misremember that he was going to be stepping away from KS?
The black/red foil Limited Reserve from Part 2 knocks my socks off. Will be interesting to see if he expands this.davegee wrote:yes... would be hard (er) to resist if I saw a black/gold version (yea I know its over done but that combo still turns my eye every time.Widdee wrote:Looks great, Jackson's usual superb work. What, only two decks?
As for the theme ..... I think I'd be all over this one no matter what.
Do I hear five???! We've got four, can somebody give me five???!!!!Eoghann wrote:It's four decks....so far. The crown and continental have the fancy tuck with additional artwork. The independence seems to have standard tucks.Widdee wrote:Looks great, Jackson's usual superb work. What, only two decks?
Could be for like the Dougherty set- two plain and two fancy tucks.Eoghann wrote:I could be wrong. It's just that the decks from the side look considerably thicker than the center ones to me.
Heyo if it's only two this time around (despite being out of JR's norm) even better for me. I am spent!
Do you know of an ETA, Jay? I'll be helping some guys move tomorrow but I'd definitely like to be around before all the goodies get snatched.CBJ wrote:Trust me guys. Everything looks great!
Right but is it 4 tucks?vjose32 wrote:It's 2 decks, not 4
Heh, if he does that I'll be playing with my decks like they're toy soldiers.sprouts1115 wrote: I would have probable added a Cannon for the 10 ten card just to get more firepower...
Could i ask you when you launch these decks today (a countdown perhaps) ?JacksonRobinson wrote:The tuck case you see featured with the Limited Edition is my own tuck case. I designed the die for it and developed its construction. The card stock of the tuck case is also custom in the fact that it has visible fibers made into the paper much like currency, something I wish I would have had for the Fed series. You will only see this tuck case used by Kings Wild Project.
Special Note: The Edition numbers of the Limited Edition decks will be printed uniquely on every tuck case.
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