Definition of a master set?

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[grecopa]

Although I don't know much yet about the Inkworks LOST set coming out soon, I've pretty much decided to try to put together a master set.  Looking at other Inkworks sets, it seems like it's a lot easier to do than HP.  So....what's the definition of a master set?  Would it include the 15 card preview set that's out now?  How about promos including SD, UK and others?  Sell sheet too?  Thanks!

[Anna]

My definition of a master set would include all the cards in the set, including the preview set, promo cards and sell sheet.  Inkworks sets are easier to collect because there are usually less cards and they are less expensive to acquire than Artbox HP inserts (overall).  Once this card set is relesaed, Inkworks will most likely update their checklist and you should go by what they have listed on it.

[sketchqueen]

Inkworks will not add to their checklist any 'premium' cards - ie, if they insert a card into the DVD or audio CD (like they did with Smallville) or with action figures (like they did with Serenity) - and yet, because these cards are often in the same style as the set, and have the Inkworks logo, I consider them part of my master set. Then again, I'm often considered insane by many ...

[grecopa]

Insane...   Well, that's what I would drive my husband to be if I started collecting action figures.  The toys on my computer monitor are more than enough!  Thanks for the tips from both of you, I'm off to find a LOST preview set. 
p.s. Joanna: I saw the Star Trek Art/Images promo give away on the website.  Envelope was sent!