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| Little Wars TV Steve | 24 Jul 2018 7:58 a.m. PST |
Greetings all, At Historicon recently, it was Little Wars TV's distinct honor to have the opportunity to interview two two titans of the tabletop wargaming industry – the Perry brothers, of Perry Miniatures. Check out our just-posted video of the interview to find out what they've been working on, whether they got to do any gaming at Historicon, and where else they visited on their trip "across the pond." Click here to go the interview: youtu.be/I1EvlH9v11A Be sure to check out our other content, too, hit subscribe and get ready for our second full episode, releasing Thursday! Little Wars TV Steve |
rustymusket  | 24 Jul 2018 1:43 p.m. PST |
Thanks for posting. Enjoyed it. Nice to see them after hearing about them for so long. |
| Cooldude | 24 Jul 2018 2:50 p.m. PST |
Thanks for sharing. Watched all of your videos and have to say it's great stuff! Keep up the awesome work. |
| Ceterman | 26 Jul 2018 6:20 a.m. PST |
So cool! Thanks for posting & Thanks to the Perry Brothers for ALL they do. I don't know if I would be a lifelong gamer without their beautiful figs which hooked me 40 years ago… |
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