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Ragbones13 Mar 2017 2:41 p.m. PST

Most excellent! My 8 year old grandson loves playing games with Grandpa. Metal or plastic, he loves 'em all.

Lion in the Stars16 Mar 2017 3:36 a.m. PST

For my 15mm Malakand Field Force, I ended up using Army Painter Skeleton Bone primer as the base color for my Brits, and Khaki for the Pathans. I heavily drybrushed the Pathans with P3 Menoth White Base (a near-white tan), a friend of mine that had been deployed to Astan said they looked about right.

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