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Regular Dakkanaut





I have to say I love Gmail.... OK, that's not really true! After receiving several emails from Google trying to sell me space to store my emails I did a deep dive into my old files and came across these pictures of my Hundred Years War collection taken by a mate in 2011, possibly the year the Perry's released the range? If not the year before?

You can see more pictures on my Just Add Water Blog here:
https://justaddwater-bedford.blogspot.com/2022/10/perry-hundred-years-war-scenic-pictures.html


Many thanks to David Imrie to taking the pictures.








   
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Battlefield Tourist




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Impressive as always.

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Highlord with a Blackstone Fortress






Adrift within the vortex of my imagination.

Very nice. Only saw two billmen though.

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Do you paint the models before or after attaching them to the base? These look amazing!
   
 
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