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| doc mcb | 24 Feb 2026 1:24 p.m. PST |
A big scenario for my buffalo hunting game will be three families defending their butcher site after a hunt. Each family will have its hunting lodge and its small horse herd nearby, with the warrior(s) resting after the hunt and preparing for night defense. The women are butchering and of course tending children. Elders help as they can. Nuisances like birds and coyotes have to be fended off, and serious predators from wolves to grizzlies will appear. Three families amount to about a dozen women and children and elders, and the two Brigade packs provide such. (I will add the Gringo40 civilains next order.) The Brigade sculpts are really fine, and the photos in Lon's catalog do not do them justice. One woman is on her knees holding a butchering tool. A man holds a coiled lariat. A seated man is gesturing, clearly making a point. Excellent details and useful poses. Bravo!! |
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