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The HPRC 4300WFB Wheeled Hard Case with Cubed Foam (Black) is an ATA 300 rated case that is meant to hold your audio, video and photo gear in safety. This case comes with cubed foam that enables you to create individual pockets for your valuable gear. The virtually unbreakable hard resin composition is supported on the inside by a neoprene O-ring that keeps it both air and waterproof.The addition of durable aluminum enhances the overall strength of the case. This combination of materials makes for a lighter case that translates into easier portage and lower shipping costs. The case also comes with smooth-gliding wheels. Due to its rugged construction, it can withstand the rigors of travel and impact. It's also able to handle gross temperature swings making it perfect for the pro who's always on the go. The corners have been reinforced to withstand bumps and the inevitable contact experienced during travel.The case is transported by soft grip, rigid handles. Special attention has been given to the padded handles since this is a point of constant stress on the case. The handles are designed to be comfortable as well as making the case easier to roll along. The case is opened on the long side for easy access to its contents and secured by a double-hinged latch system. The latches have been strategically placed along the base to make it harder for accidental opening. The built-in air pressure valve offers additional protection to the contents during long trips.

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ISBN: 1-872372-015 Product Code: 000037 Printed: 1990 Published by: Flame Publications Pages: 104 pages Cover: Softback Authors: Carl Sargent & Rick Priestley Notes: This adventure was originally a boxed scenario-pack, Terror of the Lichemaster, published for WFB II in 1986. The scenario-pack was designed by Rick Priestly. It contained a whole range of card buildings to use with it. In addition, there was an additional Lichemaster battle in the 3rd Citadel Journal (the one involving all the Skaven). The WFRP adventure was written as a sequel to the events in these battles, using some of the same characters and locations adapted for WFRP. The arch villain of the campaign pack has actually re-appeared in the Warhammer Armies: Undead book just recently published by GW. The WFRP scenario is for starting characters and takes place on the Bretonnian side of the Grey Mountains. At the end of the book is a section that describes monks in The Old World. It also contains a section on playing the scenario as a WFB campaign.

BIC Classification: AKT; WFB. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 220 x 282 x 18. Weight in Grams: 1034. . 2016. Pck Pap/Ps. Paperback. . . . .

A wonderful mishmash of sailing and adventure that's just an easy, fun read. WFB (as he calls himself) is a great storyteller and he has great stories to tell. And the language, the vocabulary, is exquisite. He interrupts his narrative to insert the logs of others, especially son Christopher, a wonderful but very different writer himself. And then there's this Moby Dick-style insertion of what he claims is an easy how-to on celestial navigation, which of course is far from easy. (And he was reading Moby Dick on the trip.)A-11