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Completed Roofing

on October 17, 2013

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And here we have proof that the roofing extravaganza is completed!

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Iron Mammoth's Laser Cut Furniture

Last week I was happily browsing through my Facebook Groups feed when I noticed a post from David Drage. He'd just uploaded some photos of his latest designs for some laser cut MDF furniture for wargaming. If you've got a copy of the aforementioned AFoKF then you'll know how useful it can be to have some chairs and tables and back alley accessories to hand to use as improvised weapons. (And if you don't have a clue what I am on about, go out and buy these excellent rules now!) You may remember that David helped me out with an amazing surprise gift when I was trying to figure out how to make some decent cobblestone base boards. You can read all about that here . Suffuce to say, I'm mightily impressed by what I saw. So I naturally messaged David to ask if he could send me a set of the dining table and chairs. I wasn't the only one to do so. And I have to say I received so much more! (I hope you're noticing the recurring generosity of this gentle

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