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MABO
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CliosPaintingBench
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steve_pickstock
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A great collection of new sets.
Sea Peoples' archers! The Late Antiquity barbarians would be very valuable for me.
The bridge builders would make a great, drop-in diorama for several wargaming battles _ Aspern?
donald
Sea Peoples' archers! The Late Antiquity barbarians would be very valuable for me.
The bridge builders would make a great, drop-in diorama for several wargaming battles _ Aspern?
donald
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Ochoin
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These all look pretty promising - and I don't see any tree-trunk sized spears as with their recent Roman sets. I could be tempted to supplement my Caesar Bronze Age armies with some of these new Trojans/Western Anatolian types...
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I like the Troyans as well as the Goths. And I am also happy to see some new Napoleonics coming. However, I'm not sure whether the ‘gang sets’ can be commercially successful. But they have some nice figures as well.
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These look great. I really enjoy the Linear-A subject matter. Not a lot of ancients being produced these days.
Hopefully they are not giants.
Hopefully they are not giants.
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