Geohex/KR's departure

Well, life is about change I guess. 

I understand why Jon and KR may now be 
going in their own separate directions (KR does 
have a burgeoning list of products and Jon 
does now have a viable on-line presence). 
However, that won't mean we don't miss KR. I 
hope (personally) that he'll still attend GZG cons 
because he was fun to have around :) 

My only reservations about the new system: 
International shipping plus the far more odious 
duties levied by the government of Canada have 
made orders from GZG more punitive from time 
to time than shopping directly from KR. Also, 
miniature shipping (in 25mm or smaller) is 
relatively inexpensive, but shipping vehicles from 
the UK is relatively more expensive than 
equivalent shipping from the states. So we will 
very much miss KR. (Which is why I'll be 
ordering a pile of stuff during the closeout 
sale!).

There isn't much that can be done about this, 
but it is unfortunate for those of us on this side 
of the Big Pond. I hope Bill from BR Snasis and 
our local hobby shop here in Ottawa will still 
carry GZG stuff, but it has to get more 
expensive with KR out of the picture. :( 

Anyway, to Jon: Good luck and I do hope you 
can support ECC and WCC in the US - they're far 
to valuable to our small community to not at 
least make a good effort. I hope this all pans 
out to the better!

To KR: Good luck! I look forward to buying 
more of your fine terrain product and some of 
those wonderful wild west minis. :) 

Tomb. 
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Thomas Barclay
Co-Creator of http://www.stargrunt.ca 
Stargrunt II and Dirtside II game site

No Battle Plan Survives Contact With Dice.
-- Mark 'Indy' Kochte