ONTC Civil War (1 Viewer)

[Peter Reuss]

Here are the ONTC sets that we expect to have by the end of the month.

Gotta love the stands of corn!

 

[Peter Reuss]

We have just received Old Northwest's two newest Civil War sets:

"Grim Harvest" ONTC-ACW02 and "Stands of Corn" ONTCACW03.

 

[Peter Reuss]

We have the 360 degree image of the new ONTC ACW set:
www.frogfoto.com/ONTC/ontcacw-02.html

 

[Capitolron]

Peter

How can I get a catalog of ONTC figures ??

Do you have one you can mail to me??

Thanks, Ron

 

[kilted vampire]

The 360 thing is great! One question can you make the image full size?

 

[Shannon Reuss]

The problem with full-size is bandwidth. Once we have a 360 of every product we sell it is going to take up a huge amount of space. I've had several requests for at least a little larger 360 so I will pass it along to Pete, the 360 guru.

Regards,

 

[kilted vampire]

Did the 360 thing get changed?

 

[Peter Reuss]

Did the 360 thing get changed?

We recently realized that a few of these 360 images were 'lost in the shuffe' when we changed web servers a while back. Just last week we started systematically looking at every single item to make sure it's on the new web site. This process may take a while - there are a LOT of items to view. We're doing it alphabetically, so ONTC will be a bit...

We also are replacing all of the smaller images with larger ones. Some of this has happened already.

 

[sceic2]

Shannon, I have a much better suggestion than larger images. In fact, my suggestions could significantly change your business model and profits after tax.

If you implement my suggestion, your business will:
1.) Save memory in your database, thereby ensuring computer response time is not diminished and customer patience is not impacted negatively
2.) Increase profit before tax by reducing marketing expenses
3.) Be more efficient by shifting time commitments to other areas in need of more attention

I think you should just send each of us one of all new releases so that we "test" them out for a certain time period. Oh say... forever. The need for 360-degree photos no longer exists.

 

[sceic2]

Shannon, I have a much better suggestion than larger images. In fact, my suggestion could significantly change your business model and profits after tax.

If you implement my suggestion, your business will:
1.) Save memory in your database, thereby ensuring computer response time is not diminished and customer patience is not impacted negatively
2.) Increase profit before tax by reducing marketing expenses
3.) Be more efficient by shifting time commitments to other areas in need of more attention

I think you should just send each of us one of all new releases so that we "test" them out for a certain time period. Oh say... forever. The need for 360-degree photos no longer exists.

I did not use those little smilie faces on the left because I am very, very serious and to use those guys makes my suggestion seem to be a joke. Oh yeah, it is a joke. Sorry. I forgot, you know, disfunctional and all that.

 

[kilted vampire]

We recently realized that a few of these 360 images were 'lost in the shuffe' when we changed web servers a while back. Just last week we started systematically looking at every single item to make sure it's on the new web site. This process may take a while - there are a LOT of items to view. We're doing it alphabetically, so ONTC will be a bit...

We also are replacing all of the smaller images with larger ones. Some of this has happened already.

Thanks Peter, I'll be looking for them. I kinda like sceics' idea if you get around to that one. I will be glad to be part of the test bed for that program See sceic it is ok to use smilies