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Spanner wrote: ↑ What unit to do next? WWII 15mm, 18mm SYW or 28mm WotR?
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dark ages vikings in 40mm obviously!
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I'm ploughing through C18th stuff. Still. Because... You know... C18th...

As a distraction from grinding through cuirassiers I've been working on some of the Ratnik duelling set...
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Excellent, mate, that's a really interesting set of figures. It reminds me of the good old days in the mess, though our butter knives were less imposing weapons....
If "The System" is the answer, who asked such a bloody stupid question?
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It's the first time I've ever replaced swords with pins...
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I can understand that, mate, considering the poses. Have they drawn any of your blood, yet? If they do the figures will turn out perfectly.
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Wow Excellent
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Fantastic job Andy!
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I missed these, Count, what a pleasant surprise.

They're alright, s'pose.

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Those are splendid. Andy - well done, mate.
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