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Thursday, November 24, 2016

Happy Thanksgiving

And I wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving!

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Ed MNovember 24, 2016 at 9:18 AM
Same to you, Mark.

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Reich Duke Wilhelm arriving at his summer palace - Having fallen from his horse, Reich Duke Wilhelm arrives at his summer palace in his wicker carriage with a lance escort;
6 years ago
Fife & Drum Miniatures

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7 years ago
follow the drum

Japan - c.1904 -
9 years ago
Old School ACW

Reshaping... - There comes a time when a project ought to come to an end. I think that this is the point that the re-creating Charles' Grant's ACW War Game may have come ...
9 years ago
Black Powder Niagara 1814

Its been awhile - Well it has been quite some time since my last post and I have been very busy. Over the past year I have completed 13+ Regiments plus artillery. Below ar...
11 years ago
Lazylimey's Wargaming Place

Alberken(Early Minifig) 20mm Napoleonic Personalities - Duke of Wellington - There were eight personality figures in this range - four British and four French. These sample figures were all painted many years ago by a very dear fr...
15 years ago
Sparker's Wargaming Blog

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Brown Spread And Yellow Fruit

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