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Thursday 21 July 2011
GHQ Guardsmen - 20mm Napoleonic Range
I have recently located these pictures sent to me a while ago by George in the States. They show the front and back of the original GHQ packaging.
George was not sure whether the cavalty figure is GHQ or CinC - can anyone confirm?
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Yes they are ghq as I have the exact figures still in the little plastic box still waiting to be painted after I don't know how many years.
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1 comment:
Yes they are ghq as I have the exact figures still in the little plastic box still waiting to be painted after I don't know how many years.
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