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Right flank of Harold's line secured by a steep slope, and a marshy wooded area. Used a new water product, easier to use, not as happy with it as the two part epoxy versions I have used before, but it works.

Bill, thanks. Sorry I missed your angle question.

I did not measure it, I just eye balled it with some figures on it to make sure it was reasonable. It is very similar to John's version.

Flocked, need to set it with more coats of matte medium, and do the water.

Brown paint and time to add some flocking.

If you are specifically looking for resin, maybe the War and Empire line?

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More work on the battlefield.

All three sections lined up

Yup, here you go.

They are Paul Potter's and he makes them come alive!

The Crusade game at Nashcon was with 28s. I think I finally won the battle and most of us are just biting the bullet and going with 80mm wide for the 28s.