[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$fL2ZgK1iMO_iyvKjtXCTsLZr-Sp5XwvMmhDQElNzr7VU":3,"product-codes:accessories:battlefoam-pack-tactical-empty-black":111},{"product":4,"offerSlice":25,"markets":108,"threeDCategory":110},{"id":5,"name":6,"brand":7,"category":8,"facts":9,"image":14,"links":17,"reason":24},"battlefoam-pack-tactical-empty-black","P.A.C.K. Tactical Empty (Black)","Battle Foam","carry-cases",{"use":10,"capacity":11,"includes":12,"size":13},"Ballistic-nylon bag with 8 large data-card slots and a padded divider compartment; supplied empty","Takes one 1.5 inch (38 mm) Battle Foam MICRO tray, 6.25 x 4.5 inches — no foam supplied","6 velcro section dividers, a mesh elastic pocket and a zipped pocket","Outside 9.5 x 7.375 x 3.55 inches (241 x 187 x 90 mm)",{"url":15,"source":16},"https://www.waylandgames.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/74c1057f7991b4edb2bc7bdaa94de933/B/F/BF_BBPT_BE_cover_b6ae.jpg","wayland",{"wayland":18},{"slug":19,"title":20,"price":21,"inStock":22,"pricedAt":23},"t-p-a-c-k-tactical-empty-black-bf-bbpt-be","(T) P.A.C.K. Tactical Empty (Black)",28.08,true,"2026-09-25","INTEGRATOR JUDGEMENT 2026-09-08, and the one fresh decision in this wave — invited by verdicts/carry-cases-review-2026-09-08.json, which overturned the sibling BF-BBPT-DD and recorded that this row's refusal rested on the same partial reading. Battle Foam's own record, fetched read-only from Wayland's GraphQL for this judgement (IN_STOCK, GBP 28.08, rrp 31.20), ends: 'This bag comes empty, but other load outs are available. The P.A.C.K. Tactical can fit up to quantity 1 1.5 inches (38 mm) of Battle Foam Micro (MICRO) size foam trays (6.25W x 4.5L\"). When purchasing foam trays for your empty bag, do not forget to add a 1/4 inch (6 mm) to every tray's thickness to allow space for the bottoms.' ADMITTED, on three things that agree. (1) BF-2 PASSES: that is a capacity stated in foam trays, in the maker's standard capacity form — the identical sentence pattern the batch admitted the P.A.C.K. 432 2.0, the EVA C4-X and the P.A.C.K. SB on. The batch refused this row believing the Tactical's capacity was stated in data cards; the card sentence is real and earlier in the same record, and the tray sentence is there too, addressed to the owner of THIS sku ('your empty bag'). (2) THE SHELF TAKES IT IN AS MANY WORDS: 'figure cases and army transport bags, EMPTY or loaded'. The same batch admitted 18 empty Battle Foam bodies (P.A.C.K. C4/SB, Ammo Box, Traveler, Black Label X-5/R-7 and the rest), not one of which ships foam either — so 'ships no miniature foam' cannot be the test for an empty bag without taking those 18 with it. For an empty body the readable axis is what foam it TAKES, which is what the batch actually applied. (3) RULE 8 DOES NOT REACH IT: the bottom compartment is padded fabric with six velcro dividers, not a cut tool tray and not pot foam, so nothing sends it to paint-racks the way ak-tool-and-accessory-case was sent. Its paint-racks hand-off is therefore CANCELLED as well. THE DISSENT, RECORDED because it is a genuinely marginal row and a reviewer should be able to overturn it in one read (integrator ruling b): this bag's copy leads with data cards and lists a tray last among 'dice, hobby tools, cards, chargers, cables, snacks, wallets, phones', and its tray capacity is one 1.5-inch MICRO tray inside a bottom compartment only 2 inches deep — proportionally the smallest miniature capacity of any body on the shelf. A judge who weighted that proportion rather than the capacity sentence could refuse it, and the reason would then be BF-1 (ships no miniature foam and holds barely any), never BF-2, which is now known to pass. The facts below state the card slots and the one-tray capacity plainly so a shopper sees exactly what this is rather than inferring an army case from the shelf it sits on. Rule 2 keeps it and the D&D Load Out as two rows: same body, different contents, different sku, different price.",{"registries":26,"waylandUnitDeeplinks":107},{"waylandGearDeeplinks":27,"gearLinks":31,"gearProducts":32,"gswGearPrices":33,"rosemarycoPrices":41,"goldenmaplePrices":50,"sunluEuroPrices":62,"amazonStockChecks":103},{"note":28,"links":29},"wayland slug -> registered iDevAffiliate deeplink id, for the gear/brush/airbrush catalogue. Applied from data/wayland-gear-deeplinks.tsv by apply-wayland-gear-deeplinks. A slug absent here renders NO Wayland offer - only registered deeplinks earn.",{"t-p-a-c-k-tactical-empty-black-bf-bbpt-be":30},"11396",{},{},{"minedAt":34,"note":35,"currencies":36,"prices":40},"2026-09-08T07:19:56.599Z","DERIVED, not curated: Green Stuff World gear prices per market, keyed by GSW productId, read from data/gsw-catalogue.json for the productIds the curated catalogues already link. Rebuild with scripts/build-gsw-gear-prices.mjs after any re-run of scripts/mine-gsw.mjs. It admits nothing and judges nothing — the link claim lives in the curated catalogue.",{"uk":37,"eu":38,"us":39},"GBP","EUR","USD",{},{"minedAt":42,"note":43,"currencies":44,"marketNote":47,"restrictionNote":48,"prices":49},"2026-09-08T17:17:02.961Z","DERIVED, not curated: what Rosemary & Co's own storefront DISPLAYS for the brushes we sell, per market, keyed by THEIR sku. Read from data/rosemaryco-currencies.json for the skus the curated catalogues already link, and rebuilt with scripts/build-rosemaryco-prices.mjs. It admits nothing and judges nothing — the link claim lives in the curated catalogue, and every figure was read off their page, never converted here.",{"uk":37,"us":39,"eu":38,"ca":45,"au":46},"CAD","AUD","Their six currencies are a SESSION switch on one URL space, so a link cannot select one: a click lands in the visitor's session currency, which is theirs to set and ours to quote. The price shown per market is the figure their store displays in that currency, INCLUDING UK VAT as their storefront quotes it. A non-EU buyer is charged the ex-VAT base at checkout (and, in the USA, a 10% tariff collected there since 29 Aug 2025), so priceExVat travels with each row as the honest lower bound.","This registry prices what the shop shows; it does NOT decide which markets get an offer. A sable row emits no US offer and a bulky row no EU offer, because Rosemary state they cannot post those parcels there — that gate lives with the restriction data (data/retailerDelivery.ts) and is applied by rosemaryOfferRows in frontend/utils/gearOffers.ts, which the offer builder and the hreflang/sitemap gate both read. Canada and Australia are on their bulky-items country list and outside the sable rule, so every row prices in all five markets and only the two restricted cells are withheld downstream.",{},{"minedAt":51,"note":52,"marketNote":53,"currencies":54,"countries":55,"prices":61},"2026-09-13T11:16:52.625Z","DERIVED, not curated: what Golden Maple's own storefront DISPLAYS for the products we sell, per market, keyed by THEIR variant id (the one the curated link URL carries). Mined by scripts/mine-goldenmaple-prices.mjs from artgoldenmaple.com's per-country pages (?country=XX — Shopify Markets). It admits nothing and judges nothing — the link claim lives in the curated catalogue, and every figure was read off their page, never converted here.","One storefront, five figures: ?country= selects the currency Shopify Markets displays to that country, so unlike Rosemary's session switcher the click CAN land on the page showing the figure we quoted — the frontend appends the same country param this mine read. The eu figure is the German page's (their own shipping policy draws the EU threshold there). Prices are the store's own displayed figures per country, which they set — the GBP figure is not a conversion of the USD one, by us or anyone.",{"uk":37,"us":39,"eu":38,"au":46,"ca":45},{"uk":56,"us":57,"eu":58,"au":59,"ca":60},"GB","US","DE","AU","CA",{},{"minedAt":63,"note":64,"countriesNote":65,"countries":66,"groups":95,"prices":102},"2026-09-27T17:03:46.573Z","DERIVED, not curated: what SUNLU's own Shopify Markets store charges per euro COUNTRY for each Ship-to-Europe variant, keyed by THEIR variant id (the one links.sunlu.markets.eu.url carries). Mined by scripts/mine-sunlu-euro-prices.mjs from store.sunlu.com/products.json with each country's localization cookie; every figure read off the store, never converted. `groups` are the countries charged alike for every variant; `prices[variant][group]` is that group's price. It admits nothing and judges nothing.","The 29 countries the store's selector prices in EUR AND its shipping policy's Frankfurt list names (both read 2026-09-27). The EU edition shows min–max over these and ranks on the HIGH end (utils/priceRange.ts).",[67,68,69,70,71,72,58,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93,94],"AT","BE","BG","CH","CY","CZ","DK","ES","FI","FR","GR","HR","HU","IE","IT","LT","LU","MC","MT","NL","NO","PL","PT","RO","RS","SE","SI","SK",{"g1":96,"g2":97,"g3":98,"g4":99,"g5":100,"g6":101},[67,68,69,70,71,73,75,77,78,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,87,89,90,91,93,94],[72,74],[58],[76],[88],[92],{},{"note":104,"checkedAt":105,"checks":106},"MECHANICAL availability observations for judged accessory Amazon links — the analogue of affiliateDealStock.json, decided by nobody. Written by scripts/check-amazon-stock.mjs, which reads each judged listing's own page: available:false means THAT store's page said 'Currently unavailable' (or its localised form) at checkedAt; available:true means the page offered purchase; available:null means the read was walled and proves nothing. The offer builder (getBrushProductLinks) suppresses ONLY available:false — an unprobed or unproven listing still renders, because a wall is not a dead product. This file records observations about listings, never identity: the verdicts in data/accessoryCandidates/verdicts/ are untouched by it.","2026-09-06",{},{},[109],"uk",null,{"codes":110}]