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      <H1>Irrational Number Line Games, LLC</H1>

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<H3>Minotaurs and Beastmen</H3>

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Still working with the <a href=http://www.hoardobits.com>Hoard o' Bits</a>
Savage Orc bodies.  And with cheap plastic farm animals.  This time we have
a greater variety.
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Here's a breakdown WIP.  I usually pick the bodies and arms, then align them with
the heads.  After I cut the animals' heads off I go for a test fit.
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All that remains it to paint them up.  The only limits for this are your own
imaginations and what cheap plastic animals the dollar store has lying around.
If you are also a dollar bin diver at your FLGS, pretty much  any hulking,
muscled, under dressed figure will work as a base.
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