#SHEET MUSIC COLLECTOR FORUM CODE#

#SHEET MUSIC COLLECTOR FORUM CODE#

My priority is Rifter model > Into the second decade book > soundtrack > danger game > digital goods goods > mystery code > everything else. I like it, but only at my 150 US$ amazon price. What I'd REALLY be interested to know is can 3d printer models be painted just as easily as normal paint-able models? If so, we have all the 3D models for EVE, and I could see people making a raven USB hub for the really craft (lol I could probably think of something)īut yes, getting to the collector's edition. will we ever get EVE battleship models back on the store? Or are they forever doomed to merchandice hell for their rather 'premium' price and low quality. Now I'll be getting hold of one to put on mah desk! I wasn't convinced either until I actually saw it. Also, the 'cockpit' glass flickers with data activity. The micro USB input on the back that goes to your computer is right in the center of the rear of the model, and takes up the position of the auxiliary thruster on the center of the rear of the ingame model. The USB ports are in two pairs, and take up the positions of the two main boosters on the back of it. Thankfully, I got a look at the prototype version of it when it came into the office. I had the same concerns over the Rifter model, and was worried about how it would look with the USB ports in it. It's gotta look bad from at least one side, because of the USB ports. I doubt the mystery code will offer anything amazing, some hopefully _truly exclusive_ vanity items, but still cool to have.Īs for the price - well, as I've said long before, the CE is fairly competetively priced for all the stuff it will include - about the same amount of stuff goes to most Blizzard CE's (WoW, Starcraft, Diablo) and they're about the same price.Īlso I have a feeling the rifter model will be underwhelming china rubbish. The book alone (to me) is worth about 100 euros.

And 'I was there', for most of it's history. I adore any and all artwork from my favourite games, EVE is no exception. 190-page Hardcover “Into the Second Decade” fully-illustrated history book, EVE Symphony Soundtrack CD,, “Minmatar Rifter” combat frigate 4-port USB hub and the 'Mystery Code.' Same for me - mainly interested in the physical swag, in the following order were what conviced me to buy it. Looking forward to blasting orchestral EvE music on the way home from work. I bought it for the Eve Symphony, Gold Pod, and book.

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