My advanced potion making book

[Miketallica83]

I didn't make this. I just received it last week. Out of the options available which is next to none for this book this is by far the best version. Check it out.

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[bogdanak]

Hi Where can I order one do you know?

 

[Funky]

So...you're showing off a prop that someone did two runs of here on the RPF??? :lol

 

[The14thDr]

So...you're showing off a prop that someone did two runs of here on the RPF??? :lol

And... what's wrong with that? I've seen goodness-knows-how-many threads where people are showing off props they bought from elsewhere.

 

[KramStaar]

And... what's wrong with that? I've seen goodness-knows-how-many threads where people are showing off props they bought from elsewhere.

Probably the best way to do this is for the original poster to re-title the thread as a "review of so-and-so's book". As it currently stands, it implies the book is something he made and so, its a surprise opening the thread to find out that its someone else's book.

If he rewrites it as a comprehensive review saying why he likes it and what's good about the way its been made and dealing with the seller then, his thread would add value to an excellent product and underscore why he purchased it.

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[The14thDr]

Maybe, but I think that's totally up to the OP. There are countless threads showing off "bought props" that aren't written as reviews, simply 'I bought blank from blank and it looks great' rather than the comprehensive reviews you describe.

I see no reason why there should be a problem with this thread. It's about a prop and there's a few photos, and that's all it needs really (it's certainly more than I've seen in other threads on this site.) And I certainly don't agree with telling people how their posts should be set out/organised; that's not what this site is about at all.

That said, I do think it would be nice to know where the book was purchased, for the benefit of anyone else wanting to buy one.