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unknown member discovers a lost dinosaur. [10 Nov 2017]
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More figures for the 28mm Amazon army! [27 Oct 2017] |
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Another week, another unit for the Amazon army! [1 Sep 2017] |
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unknown member paints a legend from the Trojan Wars. [16 Jan 2012] |
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At last! unknown member finally paints the first of his Gauls... [19 Oct 2010] |
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unknown member paints the prototypes for the Eureka Amazon Army. [22 Oct 2009] |
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The last - the most elusive - set of dino skellies... [10 Jul 2009] |
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Remember back in 2005, when I promised pictures of those Sumerian chariot stands in 6mm? [16 Jun 2009] |
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The fascinating history of one of the hobby's major manufacturers. [30 Aug 2005] |
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We look at spearmen from Castaway Arts' new Babylonian line. [11 Aug 2005] |
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We take a look at the exclusive figure made for Bayou Wars XI. [12 Jun 2003] |
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Looking for the perfect accoutrement for your next game? Or maybe a way to find out if your co-workers secretly harbor an interest in Ancients? The official Melees Gloriosus mug might be just what you need... [18 Jan 2000] |
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Can a 54mm scale siege ladder find happiness in a 25mm world? The Editor considers Tactical Conflict's siege ladders for use with a new scale. [30 Dec 1999] |
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The new line of "micro" 1:3600 scale Ancient Naval models from Outpost Wargame Services is small enough to fit within the hexes of a boardgame, compact enough to wage a battle on a cramped dining table, and tiny enough to pose on this handful of change.
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