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Frederick  writes: |
I have a barn with my medieval village so I would say yes only because a barn both houses and can display animals (at least ours does – for horses) |
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this is ridiculous | 8 | 10% |  |
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yes, I do | 7 | 9% | |
no, I do not | 59 | 76% | |
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not my genre | 0 | 0% | |
not my cup of tea | 2 | 3% | |
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Do you have constrained living spaces for the display/preservation of animals in your wargaming terrain? I'm not talking about cattle fences or doghouses (which serve different functions), instead, anything from a small hamster cage up to a zoo habitat. I'm going to say cages for experimentation animals count as well. Poll set up by |
shows one way to base 15mm figures on a stand.
