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After the Relocation of Rusty Spoons (pop. 16), some townsfolk followed while others decided the nearby towns of Straight Knives and... -
Brit Paras dropping mortar rounds fast as they can to keep probes at bay-as long as the ammo holds out...
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REVWARBUFF replied to the thread Rusty Spoons Relocates!.Good job in moving the entire town!! I love following these adventures you post Rob!! I too, find them entertaining. Can't wait to see...
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REVWARBUFF replied to the thread Bulge M20.Nice angle shot and one can really feel the cold with the way the lighting turned out. Another great one Duke!
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REVWARBUFF replied to the thread New arrivals.The fun indeed will continue Mike. You got yourself some great additions. Can't wait to see what scenes you'll put together with these...
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REVWARBUFF replied to the thread K&C Sets in the Desert.A great recap of your awesome work Rob! Thanks for sharing.
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REVWARBUFF replied to the thread Waterloo; The Fine Point of the Bayonet, The Fight for Plancenoit.Very nice set up Chris!! I can't find any more superlatives to add than what's been already mentioned above. Figures aligned in mass...
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While many came to Rusty Spoons (pop. 40) for the silver in the surrounding hills, a number of trailhands rode in with canvas covered...
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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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REVWARBUFF replied to the thread A couple scenes in Italy.Good scenes Duke. I love the scenic walls......
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REVWARBUFF replied to the thread Michael Hall (Sierra Toy Soldier Company).Very sad indeed and a tremendous loss to our hobby!!
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Rusty Creek led many men to the Town of Rusty Spoons, some famous and some infamous. It was even rumored that Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday...
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Once again, the Babylon Bee nails it........... U.S. — To improve efficiency with their time management, sports journalists covering...
