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Kildare, Ireland

A few pics of the Battlegroup Blitzkrieg demo game at Bovington Tank Museum last weekend.

More pics here;

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 Strombones wrote:
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Wow that's some of the best work I've ever seen!
   
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Maryland

Amazing! An absolutely stunning table.

I want to have tables that look half that good someday.

   
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Cozy cockpit of an Archer ARC-5S

Amazing and exalted!



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Charleston, SC, USA

Awesome as usual.

You hiding that North Africa table from us?
   
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Kildare, Ireland

Some pics of the Battlegroup Tobruk table on the link...

 Strombones wrote:
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The new Sick Man of Europe

Beautiful looking board and decent figure painting too.

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