What's on your workbench?

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That horse has sprouted wings and flown.
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I thought Greeks liked their anal to get out of hand?
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I'd rather not go there.
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Very impressive Cossacks Purps, nice work!
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goat major wrote: Wed Jun 05, 2019 12:16 pm Hoplite planning has been this lunchtime's peak of fun

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I am in awe 8-)

Started prepping up a couple of Spartacists to go with Rosa - currently the workbench has those plus Victorian Gothic, Ancient Germans, Romans and Baron’s War. And Jacobite field systems.
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Your Cossacks are very lovely, Purps.

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Please tell me that you're joking, Simon.

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Of course not. With a small number of colours and 16 shield designs I now know I can do 48 individual hoplites in straightforward colour batches. Took me 15 mins
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Aren't they going to look a bit silly with numbers on their backs though? Or is this like a hoplite football team?
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goat major wrote: Wed Jun 05, 2019 5:58 pm Of course not. With a small number of colours and 16 shield designs I now know I can do 48 individual hoplites in straightforward colour batches. Took me 15 mins
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