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<H3>Square Squid Temple</H3>

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Here we find our intrepid investigators, Herb Tarlek and Les Nessman
(HEY! These are my figures ... I can name them what I want.) heading
into what appears to be an abandoned (?) temple...
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Almost immediately, Les is confronted by something lurking behind
a pillar.  Skeevy snakemen!  They always slither around in places
where you can't get a good shot at them.
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Unless, of course, they think they have you outnumbered..!
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So, LEGO bricks for 28mm terrain ...
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 <LI>Yes, you can paint on LEGO.</LI>
 <LI>Hardy ... this is two years old with no touchups!</LI>
 <LI>Decent look for things you want blocky.</LI>
 <LI>Working stairs (metal figs balance on them) that look good.</LI>
 <LI>Same thing for arches.</LI>
 <LI>Alcoves and protrusions are no problem.</LI>
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