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Hupp234
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RBorg
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Re:BattleLore in 54
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Tue, 19 August 2008 04:56
 
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Hi Bill
Very Nice Pictures and I can see why it would inspire a reluctant 16 years old into joining in on the 54mm fun.
Richard Borg
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Magic Man
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Re:BattleLore in 54
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Tue, 19 August 2008 09:44
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Fantastic. I must get myself some big hexes!
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tibbs2
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Re:BattleLore in 54
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Tue, 19 August 2008 18:25
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That's amazing!
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Hupp234
Posts: 59
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Re:BattleLore in 54
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Wed, 20 August 2008 03:36
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Richard,
Luckily for me Jim is not a reluctant player at all. He even at this young age suffers the period drift disease that effects all us gamers. He has been usually the one infecting me, but I got him back this time.
I am looking forward to the new overlord and larger games coming out. These will be great fodder for convention games of the future (many in 54.)
Bill
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RobTheCid
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Re:BattleLore in 54
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Tue, 28 October 2008 20:13
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I've been doing my Battlelore gaming in 90 mm. After Historicon 2007 I was bitten by the "big soldier" bug. At $4.00 a figure I think that its a deal. There is a wide range of historical figures (and a budding range of decent fantasy too), and the figs are nicely pre-painted.
The only problem is finding enough room to play....
-rob
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