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Axis and Allies Miniatures Tournament this Saturday Jan 21\. in Los Angeles

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There’s a tourney at Knight Ware http://www.knight-ware.com/

Saturday, 3:00, Jan 21, 2006.

100 points constructed. You’ll play both sides. I have spares if you can’t fill out your army.

Come on down! It’s fun!
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