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| Boo Hoo writes: |
I believe we all had winkies as kids. That's why we were called "boys". Ha ha ha No, you silly sausage, I meant this, actually: Though I would have had a later one in the 60s and my sister had one in the early 70s which was blue. My parents still have the latter in the garage. |
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Writing in Ancient Warfare magazine, Alberto Perez gives a useful introduction to the Galatian mercenaries: ...the Galatians became a kind of 'secret weapon' that Hellenistic powers employed in search of victory. This has to do not only with their military prowess, but also with their savage aspect and their physical appearance, unfamiliar to their enemies... the Galatians relied on a brutal charge, when their fury and enthusiasm could prevail over the ordered ranks of the phalangites... Do you have any painted Galatians in your armies? |
