A game that demonstrates the flexibility of the Midgard system, as long as figures are on the same frontage bases. This is some kind of Gallic civil war using Italeri and Airfix 1/72 figures.
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This was something of an hommage to one of the most epic encounters in military history - the battle of Borodino on 7th September 1812. In... -
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