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paxtoysoldier reacted to 10mountain's post in the thread New Releases for February 2026 - American Civil War with
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I wonder if John would tackle the Mexican-American War 1846? Mexican Light Infantry: -
paxtoysoldier reacted to mestell's post in the thread New Releases for February 2026 - American Civil War with Like.
More years ago (30+) than I want to think about, I was a very serious Civil War reenactor. As I live in South Central Wisconsin, I...
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My dio could use some sprucing up with a camera like yours Mike. Nevertheless I do enjoy these figures, which I regard as ‘at rest’...
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paxtoysoldier reacted to jason foote's post in the thread Egyptian chariot battle of Qadesh with Like.
The chariots are amazing. Iwish ihad more money and space to invest. They were the tanks of theancientworld
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Yep, someone is going to take a ride shortly in the back of that wagon to the cemetery. You live by the gun, you die by the gun. Robin.
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Population 38. It looks like the population is going down
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Great narration Rob, as well as the street scene. Mike
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Rusty Spoons (pop. 38) was not unlike many other wild west towns. There was a blurred line between outlaws and lawmen, all being...
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Nice article on the BBC….hopefully no editing resulting in a $5bn lawsuit! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2kgve7pk0o
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Ive sprayed a matt undercoat to visualise the flaws for correction.
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Sculpted the ears and the three top layers of fringe.
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Hi All, I was at this event yesterday where local modellers bring anything to show and share with others. It was organised by a local...
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paxtoysoldier replied to the thread Any idea who this might be?.I blame the art critics. Snobs!;)
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I once heard that it was Art Critics and Buyers that started WW2. If they would have been nicer about his paintings and some art buyers...