This year marks the 90th anniversary of the infamous Miskatonic University Antarctic expedition. It's also, much to my surprise, eight years since I last offered up the prop package inspired by Lovecraft's "At the Mountains of Madness". I honestly had no idea so much time had passed.
That said, I'm finally going to do another run of the package in honor of the nonagintennial. It will definitely include a new patch, lapel pin, postcards, stickers, and field notebooks. I'm also leaning toward issuing a 90th Anniversary challenge coin, but haven't made a final decision about that just yet. I'm aiming for 100 sets with a price point around $20-$25 before shipping.
I'll keep you updated as the project progresses. As always, your thoughts and suggestions are appreciated.
20 comments:
I'm in!
The photos from the first set were a nice touch maybe something more along those lines?
This is terrific news! I look forward to seeing the new designs.
@Doc
My thanks.
@Unknown
That's an excellent idea. I'd forgotten they were part of the first set.
@Tim Lonegan
Hopefully they'll meet your expectations.
Good I came late to the party and missed the first round entirely. And it'd be nice to see your designs, I remember you got bootlegged something fierce.
@bea
It was pretty brutal. That's one of the reasons I soured on Ebay.
A sticker on clear backing for laptop cases or a windshield cling would be a nice touch?
@ Mortis
In the words of Dora the Explorer, "Why not both?". Heh.
YES! I was late to the party last time (finding your blog long after the first run was sold out). Been wondering if there would ever be a second chance. Take my money! :-)
This would make a nice set with my originals. Eight years!? Tempus fugit!
I would definitely join in this.
Excellent!
Count me in!
Count me in!
Count me in!
I missed it last time around, but I won't make that mistake twice.
I still treasure the items of yours I have been lucky enough to collect, and I hope to garner a few more this time around.
This is awesome. $20-25 sounds very reasonably, I'd gladly pay $30 today to reserve an order.
Wonderful waiting for such an opportunity for years. Count me in ... twice
Interested!!
When they're made, where could I pick one up?
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