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Here is an idea- model them as accurately as possible, and have a flag standard on its back saying "hammersmith of yada yada" detatchable by magnet.

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and 40k was like McDonalds - you could get it anywhere - it wouldn't necessarily satisfy, but it was probably better than nothing.
 
   
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Friendly game, I do not see a problem, tournament play, it is important to know exactly what something is, and since time is an issue, asking multiple times over a tournament would be a hindrance, I personally think it looks awesome and great work on it.

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