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| As sexy as she is, this is not that Borg... |
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| A long awaited game, I couldn't wait to give it a try |
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| Everything you need to get that WWI flavor Commands and Colors-style! |
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| The Brits |
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| The Huns |
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| Painting production in full swing |
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| Hard lesson learned: do not use hot glue gun on plastic soldiers because removing them from the nail after painting becomes problematic and difficult ("Arrrrgggghhhhh!" I yelled in frustration) |
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| Unfortunately, the glue adheres to the plastic and is difficult to trim. This was not an issue with metal figures. DOH! |
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| Consequently, the bases aren't flat as intended. Luckily these figures stand up well on a Hexon tile because of the static grass |
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| The Brits - nice poses and crisp figures |
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| Ditto for the Huns |
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| A little test on how they stand up on the Hexon tiles |
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| Nice detail on these Brits |
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| First Scenario Map to be replicated on Hexon |
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| I decided to go the easy route and just used sand to outline the trenches. A quick, down and dirty alternative to get that miniatures feel |
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| An entrenched Hun machine gun team |
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| A Hun mortar team |
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| A Brit MG team |
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| Standard Brit infantry with Grenadier ready to go 'over the top' |
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