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Tango01

13 May 2022 8:34 p.m. PST

"…I can't say that the exploits of characters in the nineteenth century American 'wild-west' have ever grabbed me to the extent of collecting and painting miniatures to refight some of the historical encounters, with the exception of a brief romance with an idea to build a 28mm Plains Indian-7th Cavalry collection, that now seems a distant memory…"

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