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[AndreasM]

In cooperation with A1k, a Amiga Family Posters was created.

This poster can be pre-ordered till the 10th June.

On the basis of your pre-orders, we can calculate the amount of prints. Of course we will be printing a few copies left, so they are available for some time later.

The posters will be shipped in late June or early July.

The posters can be sent folded or rolled.

Stickers with the same motive can also be pre-ordered.


Poster http://www.amigashop.org/product_inf...roducts_id=188
Sticker http://www.amigashop.org/product_inf...roducts_id=189

http://www.apc-tcp.de
http://www.a1k.org

[Steady]

Looks nice.

[kedawa]

Neat, but how can anyone read the text on the sticker?

[AndreasM]

Originally Posted by kedawa

Neat, but how can anyone read the text on the sticker?

there is no text on the sticker. sorry i forget it to write.

[Rabel1]

So what would the total be for the poster including shipping to the U.S.?
50 shipping points or 11 shipping points isn't clear for people in the U.S.
Any discount for excluding V.A.T.?

Thanks!
Randy

[AndreasM]

Originally Posted by Rabel1

So what would the total be for the poster including shipping to the U.S.?
50 shipping points or 11 shipping points isn't clear for people in the U.S.
Any discount for excluding V.A.T.?

Thanks!
Randy

50 shipping pints are in a roll = Euro 19,72

11 Shipping points are folded in a letter = Euro 5,-

http://www.amigashop.org/shipping.php

all prices are complete prices

[kolla]

So who owns the boing ball logo, and did you pay for using it on the poster? Personally I'd rather would have used the Amiga ticker, it has much more to do with the old classic line of Amiga computers than the boing ball ever had.

[danwood]

Originally Posted by kolla

I'd rather would have used the Amiga ticker, it has much more to do with the old classic line of Amiga computers than the boing ball ever had.

not really, http://www.amigahistory.co.uk/boingball.html

Boing dates back to the very earliest days of the Amiga.

[itix]

Originally Posted by danwood

not really, http://www.amigahistory.co.uk/boingball.html

Boing dates back to the very earliest days of the Amiga.

Commodore sold Amigas with a checkmark logo so it would have been logical choice. IMO of course.

[kolla]

Originally Posted by danwood

not really, http://www.amigahistory.co.uk/boingball.html

Boing dates back to the very earliest days of the Amiga.

Yeah, I know the history, and I'd still rather use the checkmark for this poster.

[AndreasM]

the boingball removed from the Poster

[weirdami]

I wonder if it could be worked out to print posters in extraeuropean locations as well to cheap up the delivery to those places. Say like North America and Australia.