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Tango0108 Feb 2018 12:33 p.m. PST

"Back in May of 2016 I reviewed the "Woodlands" PWork Wargames Gaming Mat. Many promises were made in that review, some of which I intend to fulfil in this article.

The intention of that first review was to do a "versus" article of PVC vs mousemat. However, it ended up talking another 18 months for Pwork to get their mousemat variant to me!

Curious as to why, I ended up interviewing Pwork Wargames co-owner Alessandro Picollo on the processes behind creating gaming mats, running a business in wargaming and everything that comes with it…"
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