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WB had a few tables at MFCA manned by Ted Deddens and his son, showing many of the WB recent and older releases. I know shows are not as popular and widespread as they used to be but it’s still the best opportunity to see and evaluate figures. I was particularly impressed with the WWII figures. If you collect FL they seem to go well with their figures. The WB figures are well sculpted, painted and weapons seem accurately sized. In other words, I like ‘em!

I looked at the other figures too, especially the civilian ones and they looked better in person than online.

It was nice to see a manufacturer at the Show.

Well done Ken and Ericka.
 
I forgot to add that the Village Pump is a fantastic looking piece.
 
Here is a photo of the village pump that Brad mentioned…
 

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Yes, I was exited when I got your registration, Erika. And I was glad to get to see Ted again and visit with him, after a couple of years. But I was disappointed that you and Ken weren't there, too. I was looking forward to catching up with you two. I hadn't seen Ken since one of Louis' open houses, maybe the last one. But maybe next year...

Prost!
Brad
 
Yes, I was exited when I got your registration, Erika. And I was glad to get to see Ted again and visit with him, after a couple of years. But I was disappointed that you and Ken weren't there, too. I was looking forward to catching up with you two. I hadn't seen Ken since one of Louis' open houses, maybe the last one. But maybe next year...

Prost!
Brad
We had hoped to be there too however we needed to be at another trade show in Baltimore that same weekend, so Ted covered for us. Hopefully we will see you at another show before another year goes by!
Ken
 

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