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Post by Sho on Aug 3, 2014 16:55:14 GMT
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Post by ian on Aug 4, 2014 16:45:11 GMT
I'm not getting MY figures anywhere near that.
I can't promise the same for my mate Lee's stuff though ;->
Ian
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Post by mike1956 on Aug 5, 2014 0:11:03 GMT
Brings back memories of playing with old 54mm toy soldiers in the back garden.
Nice thought but I'm like Ian, not now, not with my little fellas.
Mike
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Post by steve on Aug 5, 2014 6:45:59 GMT
I watched the video on the site that sells it - weird looking stuff but I expect young kids would love it. But as others have said, I will stick to my nice wargames terrain!
Steve
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Post by moosedontbounce on Aug 10, 2014 17:07:16 GMT
My wife bought some of that sand for the kids last Christmas. They are 24 and 20 and I figured it was a waste of money but it was the hit of Christmas day!!! Everyone wanted to play with it. It's just 99% sand with polymer added to it. It stays in place and has a weird feel to it. I never thought of using it for gaming. I know some people that used to have a sand table for ancients that would love to have that now. Just don't add water.
Dale
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nickthelemming
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Favorite army: Austrian 1809
Favorite battle: Wagram / Aspern-Essling
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Post by nickthelemming on Aug 19, 2014 14:31:45 GMT
Why, what happens if you add water? Does it end up all Gremlins 3 (in 3-D)?
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Post by moosedontbounce on Aug 24, 2014 20:28:05 GMT
Not quite that bad. the polymers are washed out of the sand and you are left with... sand.
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