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	Command Post Harlequin. I got a little crazy with the colors.
	The back of Command Post Harlequin
	Side view.
	HVY in my standard NAC color scheme.
	MSL in my standard NAC color scheme.
	GEV in my standard NAC color scheme.
	The Bumblebee GEV. I may do more of these.
	Uneven green GEV. Camoflage works, I like parade colors, so there won't be any more of these.
	White GEV. I may do a bunch of these.
	HVY in camo. Looks cools. Not planning more.
	HVY in Wehrmacht grey. Not exciting enough.
	HVY in white. There will someday be a mixed battallion in this scheme.
	I have two of these. Someday I will have eight. Then look out. I love the shape of the upper hull, and I'm reasonably pleased with the paint job.
	I had some learning to do. I did in on the MSL tanks. Soon I will be experimenting with paint removal techniques.
	This is Sally, my first Mark III. She was named by the gentleman who won the DunDraCon 2001 Tournament with her. She's supposed to be French, thus the French Royalist colors and the Fleur-de-Lis on the front.
	This is Sally's front, showing the Fleur-de-Lis.
	Really large picture of Sally.
	Top view of Sally.
	This is my second Mark III. I like it. Others seem to think its a little dull. I'll just have to get some more of them. I want a red one.
	NAC Infantry. I later decided that casualty figures should be black washed or blacked out, they make it hard to disinguish at a glance wether the base represents three squads or two.
	A single squad behind a wall.
	Some of my NAC Infantry. Still need to paint their helmets.
	Some of my NAC Infantry.
	Some of my NAC Infantry.
	Some of my NAC Infantry.
	Some of my NAC Infantry.
	This is a terra cotta bunny. Once I get scanning, its hard to stop. It feels as good as work, and its so much easier.