"Donnybrook in Tinytown, MA 1776" Topic

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Joe Legan	21 Sep 2021 5:44 p.m. PST
Dusted off Donnybrook and gave it a go. Report found here: link Enjoy Joe
huron725	22 Sep 2021 4:43 a.m. PST
Nice battle report. Gotta question: how much do your bases cost? …oh, a penny, exactly a penny! lol I've been using nickels for my 28's. John
miniMo	22 Sep 2021 10:21 a.m. PST
Nice — fun to see Donnybrook in a smaller scale!
Joe Legan	22 Sep 2021 1:44 p.m. PST
Huron, yep change is great. Dimes are too small and expensive. I use nickles for cavalry and splurge on quarters for mini dioramas: ) Mini, I like 15mm because there is more room to maneuver and my ground scale to game scale 1:1. 28mm figures look great though. Thank you both. Joe

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