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Welcome to my site,
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interests and hobies; Image galleries, my inventory information and my
recommendations... I will be updating and extending the site as much as possible. I have recognized that as I do not have a What's New page any more people do not visit the updated pages as the front page does not reflect the changes, from now on I will be publishing the update dates of the pages. Thanks for all inputs and suggestions. I have seen myself in Larry Leadhead, a wargamer who buys more than he can paint...emm or even build... Just he is way more richer than me having more pewter models. :-) Enjoy the cartoon, it will be updated frequently;
I have busy with acquiring new armies for sometime here are the developments; 1. I have restarted Imperial Guards with a rush; I have managed to acquire
2 Full Troop choices with an average HQ formation, some advisors (more
than needed as always) and 6 Leman Russ Battle
Tanks, which are reinforced with a Baneblade, 1 Basilisk, 3 Hellhounds
and 2 Chimeras and some heavy troop platoons.
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*Agora; The public open space that
formed the heart of ancient Greek cities and it's the origin of
most western conceptions of public, or civil, space as center of
for social interaction for ceremony and democratic life on a
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Uriel swept his boltgun left and right. The rain cut visibility dramatically and even his power armour’s auto-senses were having a hard time penetrating the greyness. He could discern no movement or signs of life in the settlement and the evidence of his own sense told him that there had been nothing living in this place for many weeks. ‘Sector Prime, clear!’ came a shout over the vox-net. ‘Sector Secundus, clear!’ ‘Sector Tertiarus, clear!’ Uriel lowered his weapon and slid it into the restraining clip on his thigh. ‘All squad sergeants converge on me. Keep perimeters secure,’ he ordered. Seconds later, Uriel’s sergeants, Venasus, Dardino and Pasanius, his flamer sputtering in the falling rain, gathered at the foot of the temple stairs.
What you must know !
The ascent of the Emperor marked the end of a long era of human history, an age typified by inter-human warfare and a gradual decline of the acculumated knowledge of millennia. This was the Age of Strife. The high point of scientific achievement had occured thousands of years before, in the yet older age known now as the Dark Age of Technology.