These four little beauties were a part of the second hand 'batch' I bought many years ago - 6mm WW1 aircraft. These came already painted, so all I had to do was base them. In Great War Spearhead I am unlikely to need more than one on the table in any one game. However what a great aesthetic to have them on the table, in much the same vein as my earlier terrain vignettes.
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