| 18 titans and 2 sets of AT | 
	
			| Dwarf Supreme | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: 18 titans and 2 sets of AT  Posted:  Thu Mar 16, 2006 4:42 pm  |  | 
		
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					| I disagree. I like the nickname "beetleback" for MkI Warlords.| Quote (Enderel @ 16 Mar. 2006 (15:32)) |  | | Quote (Dwarf Supreme @ 16 Mar. 2006 (15:29)) |  | | Quote (Enderel @ 16 Mar. 2006 (14:51)) |  | Final figure was around ?117? ?So even if you just wanted the warlords and not the rules etc, you paid what around ?6.50 per titan. ?Is that good or bad? | 
 As far as I'm concerned, that's bad. My personal rule of thumb for beetlebacks is $5 (around 2.60 pounds) each.
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 lol not heard a warlord called a beetleback before.. kind of demeaning to them ?
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			| CyberShadow | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: 18 titans and 2 sets of AT  Posted:  Thu Mar 16, 2006 4:44 pm  |  | 
		
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