Equally impressive was a Command Decision game, also in 20mm scale, which was set up on two tables connected by a pair of bridges.
It appeared to pit Italians against British.
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| Stimpy writes: |
I am part of a huge Mustangs & Messerschmidts group in Central Ohio. I would love to get in contact with any of the guys that ran it in California. we have like 30 stands and like over 400 kits done. from all ranges of time pre ww 1 to jet in the arab isreal times. PM me hear |
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While painting Minifigs' N-scale WWII Russians, Rodrick Campbell 
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Wyatt the Odd writes:
Equally impressive was a Command Decision game, also in 20mm scale, which was set up on two tables connected by a pair of bridges.
It appeared to pit Italians against British.