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 Complete Set with 24-inch King (MI24)
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$1390 |
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| Qty |
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Piece |
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Width |
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Height |
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Weight |
(lbs) |
| 2 |
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King |
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11 |
" |
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24 |
" |
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2 |
¼ |
| 2 |
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Queen |
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11 |
" |
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21 |
" |
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2 |
¼ |
| 4 |
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Rook |
|
9 |
" |
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14 |
" |
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1 |
½ |
| 4 |
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Bishop |
|
9 |
" |
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19 |
" |
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1 |
¼ |
| 4 |
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Knight |
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9 |
" |
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16 |
" |
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1 |
½ |
| 16 |
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Pawn |
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6 |
½" |
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11 |
" |
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¾ |
| 32 |
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Totals |
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37 |
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Qty is the total quantity per piece, black and white.
Each chess set ships with the regulation 32 pieces.
Width is
the diameter of the base and Height is the distance from the base to the
highest part of the piece, all measured in inches. Weight is the weight
of each single piece. All measurements are ±15%.
The total
weight is for all 32 chess pieces, not including shipping
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| You can buy |
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| You can see |
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Part translucent, part opaque, part reflective, this is the
MegaChess set for playing with light.
| You can make a permanent
outdoor chessboard for this chess set using floor tiles available in thousands
of colors at your local home improvement store. If you prefer a portable
chessboard, the kind you can bring to birthday parties, picnics, parks, and
BBQs, take a peek at the chessboards below, selected to match this chess
set: |
| Blanket |
A soft cotton fleece blanket with chessboard
squares. |
$89 |
| Foam
Tile |
Foam tiles interlock to form an indoor
chessboard. |
$119 |
| Nylon
Tarp |
Cheap, rugged, and light, but it does bunch up
on a lawn. |
$69 |
| Plastic |
Simple, interlocking plastic tiles. |
$149 |
| RolaBoard |
Commercial-grade ABS plastic. Strong enough to
park a car. Easy storage. |
$239 |
| Teak |
Teak tiles for the elegant grain lines of the
most beautiful wood in the world. |
$767 |
| Vinyl |
Vinyl tiles. Ideal for a wet, poolside
locations. |
$395 |
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What are the lines on
the dark pieces below?
The ghost-like images of the deck railing behind the
photographer. |
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When planning a playing area, consider
the minimum size of the square of a chessboard as the diameter of the base of
the king. Using the 12-inch standard tile size, they yield a chessboard 8 feet
on each side.
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