Did the IA dicepack come out locally for anyone else recently?

It's still listed as On the Boat in the upcoming page but our store got the shipment in yesterday

It's been changed to "In Stores" on the Upcoming page.

Haha, it skipped the shipping phase.

Heh, all this banter, and no one mentioned domestic production. All those foreign producers don't look so appealing when you insert the shipping middlemen. Longshoremen's pay now seems accurate with how important their job actually is, affecting billions of dollars of industry. Personally, I'm glad they're making domestic production seem more preferable.

What shaddai said.

Dang. Got in a car accident last week and my AT-ST was a casualty. Guess I'll have to wait not for just a new ride but a a new walker too.

Better a piece of plastic then you. Hope only the chicken walker was the only casualty

Finally got a new car last week and this Friday was my first chance to game again at the FLGS. All my gaming stuff had been in the trunk in the accident, which through a bit of luck and a last second effort to aim the car in to the rail backwards, got the majority impact. So we got everything pulled out and inspected. Hats off to the model builders and Plano storage boxes. Damage was fairly light. Some non-important pieces broke off the storage boxes themselves. Two of the Probe droids had snapped off their bases fairly clean, they repaired just fine. Four X-wing minis had snapped clean at joints, they got fixed easily enough. The chicken walker leg was a bit more problematic but no shards were missing and everything lined up fairly well, I'd have to point out the one spot were the pieces didn't go back to flush, so great repair there again. But the nose guns barrels broke pretty badly and may need a bit of very detailed TLC to get back to decent. I'll either have to pin them then greenstuff the worst areas, or build a green stuff cradel to hold the barrels in place while I glue and zipkick them back together, then cut the green stuff away to hopefully leave a nice smooth superglue-prosthetic barrel. Thanks for the well wishes though man. You truly must fly casual!

Dang. Got in a car accident last week and my AT-ST was a casualty. Guess I'll have to wait not for just a new ride but a a new walker too.

Better a piece of plastic then you. Hope only the chicken walker was the only casualty

Finally got a new car last week and this Friday was my first chance to game again at the FLGS. All my gaming stuff had been in the trunk in the accident, which through a bit of luck and a last second effort to aim the car in to the rail backwards, got the majority impact. So we got everything pulled out and inspected. Hats off to the model builders and Plano storage boxes. Damage was fairly light. Some non-important pieces broke off the storage boxes themselves. Two of the Probe droids had snapped off their bases fairly clean, they repaired just fine. Four X-wing minis had snapped clean at joints, they got fixed easily enough. The chicken walker leg was a bit more problematic but no shards were missing and everything lined up fairly well, I'd have to point out the one spot were the pieces didn't go back to flush, so great repair there again. But the nose guns barrels broke pretty badly and may need a bit of very detailed TLC to get back to decent. I'll either have to pin them then greenstuff the worst areas, or build a green stuff cradel to hold the barrels in place while I glue and zipkick them back together, then cut the green stuff away to hopefully leave a nice smooth superglue-prosthetic barrel. Thanks for the well wishes though man. You truly must fly casual!

Glad to hear it! plus side is you can still play with the cardboard chit of the walker in the meantime. I know it's not as glorious to see a flat piece of paper over a miniature imposing doom upon a wookie but hey lol

The expansions are listed as "Shipping" with an in store date of March 20th. REJOICE!!!

Railway Labor Act needs to be expanded to cover commerce shipping... http://www.wsj.com/articles/douglas-holtz-eakin-how-to-free-u-s-ports-from-chronic-union-problems-1417822537