Ah okay, I see thanks! Well the set is sold anyway so I don't have to worry about it 
The Best Plastic Chess Set Ever: The Windsor Castle Set
Sort:
@TheOneCalledMichael -
Off topic, but you might get a kick out of this.....your user name always makes me think of a song by an American pop musician from the 1960's......
the one they call the...
Seventh Son (performed by Johnny Rivers)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc0ye-LJAdE
'Seventh Son'...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seventh_son_of_a_seventh_son
Never heard of it but it's my kind of music haha nice nice..actually it's from friends, I'm a big fan
TheOneCalledMichael wrote:
Never heard of it but it's my kind of music haha nice nice..actually it's from friends, I'm a big fan
Very good.
Johnny Rivers was very popular on the American pop music scene in the mid-to-late 1960's......my generation!
A few years ago, one Captain D's restaurant had a free jukebox that could play many 1950s-1960s songs. While waiting, I used to play Johnny Rivers' Secret Agent Man endlessly, just to drive everybody else crazy.
"Secret Agen' Man, Secret Agen' Man! They's given you a numba, anna taken 'way your name!"
Lisa Lane just reminded me that she was the original "Queen's Gambit".
Looks interesting, but why does this set chip easily as mister Mike said? It's plastic right?
The #1491 Cavalier set does not chip easily. Not if you don't abuse it. The set is made of a harder, denser plastic formulation than the earlier models of Cavalier plastic sets by Pacific Game Co., so the #1491 set is more robust, resistant to abuse. The earlier sets used a lighter, less dense plastic which was easier to chip (not particularly easy, just "easier").