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Sarissa Plantation house with porch


Renedra American Church


Sarissa House with porch

Scratchbuilding a Wooden Barn


Making Split Rail fencing


Animals, vegetable patch and stores


Making Trees


Teddy Bear fur fields


Making a Desert Terrain Mat


Rocky outcrops for desert terrain
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Second World War in 12mm

I've been wanting to play company and battalion level Second World War games for a while but have not been able to settle on a scale. My...

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