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Been Around the Block




Oklahoma City

Just a quick question for anyone who has the "End of Times" rule books. Could I trouble one of you to look on the inside and find out which Chinese company printed them for Games Workshop? Thanks in advance!

Zarry

"There is one rule, above all others, for a man. Whatever comes, face it on your feet." -- al'Lan Mandragoran 
   
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Terrifying Treeman






The Fallen Realm of Umbar

A company called C&C, at least Glottkin anyway.

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Shas'ui with Bonding Knife





I can confirm that C&C also printed ET: Khaine.

 daedalus wrote:

I mean, it's Dakka. I thought snide arguments from emotion were what we did here.


 
   
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Monstrous Master Moulder



Space Cowboy Cruising Around Olympus Mons

C&C - Chinese & Cheap
   
 
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