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07-08-2005, 07:37 AM
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Obak
Posted By: warshawlaw
Can any Obak experts out there offer any insight as to why these cards are so vivid, even compared to T206? In art terms, they have a luminosity that makes the images jump right off the card at you, like an oil painting rendered with lots of washes. 
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