Three boxes of Ice Age cards opened. Apart from the commons these were the Rare Ice Cardz in each box:

BOX 1
(6 x Rare Ice Cardz)
IC4 x 1
IC5 x 1
IC6 x 1
IC7 x 2
IC10 x 1

BOX 2
(6 x Rare Ice Cardz)
IC1 x 1
IC2 x 1
IC5 x 1
IC7 x 1
IC11 x 1
IC12 x 1

BOX 3
(6 x Rare Ice Cardz)
IC2 x 1
IC5 x 1
IC7 x 1
IC8 x 1
IC10 x 1
IC12 x 1

So, there were six Rare Ice Cardz in each box and in every packet that had a Rare Ice Cardz, it was placed right at the back of the six cards in the pack. Sadly there were no IC3s or IC9s in any of the packs - so no sets of those chase cards.

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Simply: James (& mad about animated thingymajigs...)

[This message was edited by xSaBx on December 01, 2003 at 03:22 PM.]

I finally got around to sorting the common cards in these three boxes and boy, was I surprised. Being used to pathetic correlation with Cards Inc. sets in general, Hero Factory really came up trumps. In the three boxes there were 5 full sets and just a handful of cards left over.

WOW!! Three cheers for Hero Factory!!!

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2004: Baby Arrival Time
Stonehenge? Virtually, in our Back-garden. As a child I walked all over those stones. What are they? Personally I think that they are a stone-age version of Trading Cards, but over the years the pictures have rubbed off!