as long as it somewhat looks like the army it's supposed to portray
question: What do people care about where I am from?, context: Do people actually care about recasts? Where I am from people don't care what kind of models you use, as long as it somewhat looks like the army it's supposed to portray. I have read some comments etc about not letting people touch recasts etc. Who even cares outside of GW tournaments? I would just think people were smart to not spend a million on "plastic figures" (I usually say that to rile up a guy I know).
What do people care about where I am from?
Where I am from people don't care what kind of models you use, as long as it somewhat looks like the army it's supposed to portray .
Do people actually care about recasts? Where I am from people don't care what kind of models you use, as long as it somewhat looks like the army it's supposed to portray. I have read some comments etc about not letting people touch recasts etc. Who even cares outside of GW tournaments? I would just think people were smart to not spend a million on "plastic figures" (I usually say that to rile up a guy I know).
Where I am from people don't care what kind of models you use, <hl> as long as it somewhat looks like the army it's supposed to portray <hl> .
Do people actually care about recasts? Where I am from people don't care what kind of models you use, <hl> as long as it somewhat looks like the army it's supposed to portray <hl>. I have read some comments etc about not letting people touch recasts etc. Who even cares outside of GW tournaments? I would just think people were smart to not spend a million on "plastic figures" (I usually say that to rile up a guy I know).
Do people actually care about recasts? <hl> Where I am from people don't care what kind of models you use, as long as it somewhat looks like the army it's supposed to portray . <hl> I have read some comments etc about not letting people touch recasts etc. Who even cares outside of GW tournaments? I would just think people were smart to not spend a million on "plastic figures" (I usually say that to rile up a guy I know).