Author Topic: Ming 'ballista' (1368–1644)  (Read 5153 times)

Offline WarriorOfToys

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Re: Ming 'ballista' (1368–1644)
« Reply #10 on: September 08, 2010, 12:47:57 »
My Japanese have no artillery... *show us! please show us soon!!* ...

You can see my Old Samurai here Cheng:
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Re: Ming 'ballista' (1368–1644)
« Reply #11 on: September 08, 2010, 22:50:50 »
Once again, those are very nicely done!
I like your asian troops very much!

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Re: Ming 'ballista' (1368–1644)
« Reply #12 on: September 09, 2010, 00:52:11 »
thanks everyone!

You can see my Old Samurai here Cheng:
Samurai
Hope you like them. ;D

thanks WoT! I did see the first one but I never knew you added more later on (still waiting for your massive pictures to load fully :P) ...makes me feel guilty for using more and more non-PM parts  :-[

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Re: Ming 'ballista' (1368–1644)
« Reply #13 on: September 09, 2010, 13:28:20 »
thanks everyone!

thanks WoT! I did see the first one but I never knew you added more later on (still waiting for your massive pictures to load fully :P) ...makes me feel guilty for using more and more non-PM parts  :-[

Deffinatly don't feel guilty for that Cheng,
When I first started making Samurai,
I thought I would need to go buy all the stuff I would need to molding... ::)
But due to my own laziness, and the simple fact that all the stuff required is fairly expensive
I was force to use Playmobil parts... :P

(Necessity is the Mother of invention...) ;)
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