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Italeri French infantry, step-by-step

on May 09, 2011

1/72 French Italeri materials Napoleonic Waterloo WIP

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Waterloo terrain

on May 07, 2011

1/72 Napoleonic Terrain Waterloo WIP

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French Italeri Flags - a quick WIP

on May 03, 2011

1/72 French Italeri Napoleonic Waterloo WIP

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Les Bleus

on May 03, 2011

1/72 Airfix French Napoleonic Waterloo

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10 British Battalions

on May 02, 2011

1/72 Airfix British Esci Italeri Napoleonic Revell Waterloo

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My 1/72 Waterloo project

on May 01, 2011

1/72 Airfix Esci Italeri Napoleonic Waterloo

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Carpet General: @CarpetGeneral I like toy soldiers. They can be hard plastic, soft plastic or metal. They can be used for wargaming, modelling or just for knocking over with the kids on the carpet with 'bomb socks'. They can be ancient, modern, sci-fi or fantasy.
Most of all I love to paint them.
This has been a life long obsession started by collecting Airfix figures and kits in the 1970's.

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