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2009/11/03 15:52:32
Subject: Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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Most Glorious Grey Seer
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2009/11/03 17:23:42
Subject: Re:Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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Longtime Dakkanaut
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I'm gonna do my best Keanu impression here
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What harm can it do to find out? It's a question that left bruises down the centuries, even more than "It can't hurt if I only take one" and "It's all right if you only do it standing up." Terry Pratchett, Making Money
"Can a magician kill a man by magic?" Lord Wellington asked Strange. Strange frowned. He seemed to dislike the question. "I suppose a magician might," he admitted, "but a gentleman never could." Susanna Clarke Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell
DA:70+S+G+M++B++I++Pw40k94-D+++A+++/mWD160R++T(m)DM+
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2009/11/03 21:00:35
Subject: Re:Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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Reverent Tech-Adept
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Sisters of battle distraction team 
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2009/11/03 21:11:22
Subject: Re:Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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Decrepit Dakkanaut
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That thing is pretty damn cool. Id hate to dump that in a turn tho lol
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2009/11/04 01:49:27
Subject: Re:Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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Werewolf of Angmar
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Goodness me. I like the bike. Even though I came here with this massive converted plastic construct that I could snatch the concept of for a bike army...
I suppose the blond straddling it makes it look better, too.
Ehheh. Heh.
Rico...
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"Well, looks can be deceiving."
"Not as deceiving as a low down, dirty... Deceiver." |
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2009/11/04 15:11:45
Subject: Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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Most Glorious Grey Seer
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All it really needs now is a pair of oversized guns on top. 
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2009/11/04 17:22:03
Subject: Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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Esteemed Veteran Space Marine
Sheppey, England
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Breotan wrote:All it really needs now is a pair of oversized guns on top.
What, another set?
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2009/11/04 18:37:43
Subject: Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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[DCM]
Sentient OverBear
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Those exposed drive chains look ready to rip a leg right off.
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DQ:70S++G+++M+B++I+Pw40k94+ID+++A++/sWD178R+++T(I)DM+++
Trust me, no matter what damage they have the potential to do, single-shot weapons always flatter to deceive in 40k. Rule #1
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2009/11/05 09:26:50
Subject: Re:Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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Speedy Swiftclaw Biker
CT, RSA
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Pity you could never corner it (unless thats a veeeery small woman)
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"A fortress circumvented ceases to be an obstacle. A fortress destroyed ceases to be a threat. Never forget the difference"-Leman Russ
If you see the Wolf Scout he's the distraction...
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2009/11/05 09:46:43
Subject: Tru-Scale Space Marine Bike?
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Tough-as-Nails Ork Boy
Wellington, New Zealand
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I suspect that although that no doubt is a verrrry small woman, you would still have trouble cornering it (right before you lost a limb)
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2009/11/05 09:55:54
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Speedy Swiftclaw Biker
CT, RSA
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And serious trouble afterwards
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"A fortress circumvented ceases to be an obstacle. A fortress destroyed ceases to be a threat. Never forget the difference"-Leman Russ
If you see the Wolf Scout he's the distraction...
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