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 Sgt Slag  writes: |
I noticed, today, that posters are putting the size of the figures in the titles of their posts. I like that. Bill advised that the 28mm board is for a range of scales from 20mm – 32mm figures, I believe. I guess if we put the figure size/scale in the title, it will help clarify our posts' figure sizes. I share this as a suggestion, in case the 20mm board is rejected. Cheers! |
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cloudcaptain writes: We've got 15mm and 28mm already. 20mm has the Guild. Otherwise we have blogs and are fairly limited. It would be nice to have a place to specifically post scale comparisons and resources here on TMP. There is a lot of hot 20mm modern action going on out there. I'd like to see if I can stir some growth in other genres like sci-fi and fantasy. Poll set up by |
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