Federation Commander

[Nerroth]

Hi!


I hope SVC doesn't mind my showing it here:




Pretty...


Gary
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[John Carter]

I think I just wet my pants

[Steve Cole]

Gary: Thanks. If I had known how, I would have done it myself. But next time, ask me first.--SVC

PS: All I could say when I saw it was OMG.
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[Nerroth]

No problem - check your PM inbox (if you haven't already!)


Oh, I can't wait to see that book - and has Adam been commissioned to do the Battleships and Distant Kingdoms covers as well?


EDIT: Also, would you consider making a hi-res version of that piece available to download - if you aren't in a position to do a print run yourselves, we could bring the file to a local Kinkos or somewhere like that? (Of course, we could just stare lovingly at the higher-res pic on screen anyway...)


Gary
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[terryoc]

Another cafe press job for Jolene - TA cover posters. Can I request just hte art, with perhaps "www.federationcommander.com" as a "watermark"? The Federation Commander logos tend to cover up the beautiful art.

If you haven't seen ADB's cafe press site, you can see it here: www.cafepress.com/starfleetuniv

Gary: You can buy posters of the Klingon Border, Klingon Attack, Romulan Attack and Romulan border covers there. Plus mugs, bumper stickers, and wall clocks with Star Fleet Universe art on it. I can't decide between the Klingons D20 wall clock and the Romulan Attack clock. Might have to get both.
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[Predator06]

Wow. That looks great. That art alone makes me want it even more.

KEEP THAT GUY!

I assume that if there’s a cover pick already, then release must be imminent.

I wonder if that product will include more klingon ships?

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