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Arcane Steve

24 Jul 2017 8:08 a.m. PST

My last couple of blogs have covered my progress with the Test Of Honour game. I have now painted all of the original figures that came with the set and have started on some simple scenery pieces. I am very pleased with the way that the MDF Temple Shrine has turned out and it is surprising how straight forward it is to build the new MDF buildings that are available. You can read my blog articles here:

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