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Dagmar of the Shield, Red Box Games

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Oooooo Sweet! I tell you what, that base brings it all together. Well done! I can feel him lifting his sword, yelling and pulling it down on his enemies. 

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Thanks for the kind comments!

 

Oooooo Sweet! I tell you what, that base brings it all together. Well done! I can feel him lifting his sword, yelling and pulling it down on his enemies. 

 

I'm pretty sure "he" is a she :)

 

Nice looking paint job on this small mini.

 

Thanks, but she's actually not that small. She's on the larger side of RBG so she fits right in with Reaper Minis for example.

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