"The Battle of Greenbrier" Topic
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| Tango01 | 23 Jul 2026 1:29 p.m. PST |
"In the Cumberland Valley, Washington County, in the shadow of South Mountain lies Greenbrier Maryland. Elevation 545', founded in 1792, current population of 72 souls distributed among 14 farms and homesteads. There are 26 children; from infants to fourteen-year olds. Those who are old enough, attend school in Boonsboro – a three-mile walk to the south. Most of the young men are in the armies – Union and some Confederate…"
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35thOVI  | 23 Jul 2026 4:56 p.m. PST |
Hah! 🙂 I've got those same figures in a box from when I was a kid. Fort Boone and all. All the accessories you equipped them with and Indians that came with them. Couple of canoes and 2 teepees I think. Been hoping to find a buyer. Sold all my Marx sets. |
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is a naval wargamer who likes the smaller scales, so who better to show us how to paint small-scale ironclads?
