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06-22-2009, 02:13 PM
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We can't believe it either - Turpster (http://www.wow.com/bloggers/mark-turpin/) has been let loose on WoW.com (http://www.wow.com) to bring you videos from in and around the World of Warcraft! You've heard him on The WoW Insider Show (http://www.wow.com/category/wow-insider-show) now see him on TurpsterVision (http://www.wow.com/category/turpstervision) right here on WoW.com
This past week I undertook an epic unveiling of not so epic proportions in opening up my very own FigurePrint (http://www.figureprints.com/). Fortunately for you, the lucky viewer, I've captured this live on video -- a first encounter of the most awesome kind -- which can be found below the break!
The first thing that struck me upon opening the package was the weight of it all; the dome is real glass and is a fantastic way to display your character, keeping them free from dust and many other household evils that lurk outside of Azeroth. The reason I would want to go for aFigurePrint would be to immortalize my character, preserving the culmination of four and a half years hard gaming, and this extra layer of protection allows that to happen. It does however present a barrier, much like we have when playing the game, where we can't touch our character (This statement takes on a whole different meaning with some of Night Elf female mailbox dancers (http://www.gameaxis.com/img/blog/3105/Image/wow_night_elf_stripper.jpg) out there) but obviously it serves the purpose of protecting the FigurePrint so I guess I can let it slide.
Click on past the break to catch the video and check out the gallery getting up close and personal with FigurePrints!Continue reading TurpsterVision: FigurePrints review (http://www.wow.com/2009/06/22/turpstervision-figureprints-review/)
Filed under: Features (http://www.wow.com/category/features/), Humor (http://www.wow.com/category/humor/), Guides (http://www.wow.com/category/guides/), TurpsterVision (http://www.wow.com/category/turpstervision/)
TurpsterVision: FigurePrints review (http://www.wow.com/2009/06/22/turpstervision-figureprints-review/) originally appeared on WoW.com (http://www.wow.com) on Mon, 22 Jun 2009 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds (http://www.weblogsinc.com/feed-terms/).
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We can't believe it either - Turpster (http://www.wow.com/bloggers/mark-turpin/) has been let loose on WoW.com (http://www.wow.com) to bring you videos from in and around the World of Warcraft! You've heard him on The WoW Insider Show (http://www.wow.com/category/wow-insider-show) now see him on TurpsterVision (http://www.wow.com/category/turpstervision) right here on WoW.com
This past week I undertook an epic unveiling of not so epic proportions in opening up my very own FigurePrint (http://www.figureprints.com/). Fortunately for you, the lucky viewer, I've captured this live on video -- a first encounter of the most awesome kind -- which can be found below the break!
The first thing that struck me upon opening the package was the weight of it all; the dome is real glass and is a fantastic way to display your character, keeping them free from dust and many other household evils that lurk outside of Azeroth. The reason I would want to go for aFigurePrint would be to immortalize my character, preserving the culmination of four and a half years hard gaming, and this extra layer of protection allows that to happen. It does however present a barrier, much like we have when playing the game, where we can't touch our character (This statement takes on a whole different meaning with some of Night Elf female mailbox dancers (http://www.gameaxis.com/img/blog/3105/Image/wow_night_elf_stripper.jpg) out there) but obviously it serves the purpose of protecting the FigurePrint so I guess I can let it slide.
Click on past the break to catch the video and check out the gallery getting up close and personal with FigurePrints!Continue reading TurpsterVision: FigurePrints review (http://www.wow.com/2009/06/22/turpstervision-figureprints-review/)
Filed under: Features (http://www.wow.com/category/features/), Humor (http://www.wow.com/category/humor/), Guides (http://www.wow.com/category/guides/), TurpsterVision (http://www.wow.com/category/turpstervision/)
TurpsterVision: FigurePrints review (http://www.wow.com/2009/06/22/turpstervision-figureprints-review/) originally appeared on WoW.com (http://www.wow.com) on Mon, 22 Jun 2009 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds (http://www.weblogsinc.com/feed-terms/).
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