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Whom do you think this Civ2 unit represents?
(Original drawing by Jesús Muñoz a.k.a. kIndal)
So guys, what do you think? Imho it's a bit tall
[This message has been edited by Jay Bee (edited January 22, 2001).]
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(Original drawing by Jesús Muñoz a.k.a. kIndal)
So guys, what do you think? Imho it's a bit tall
[This message has been edited by Jay Bee (edited January 22, 2001).] -
By your comment, I have to think it's Franco, am I right?
Anyways, (paso a Spanish porque es más cómodo) el uniforme que lleva parece el de un general de división del bando nacional durante la GUerra Civil, o incluso puede que de general de división durante la posguerra, no sé...
En cualquier cosa, muy buena unit, kIndal, muy buena...
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Damn... now I'll have to modify my Meng T'ien unit, or everyone tossing around this thread will think I've copied you... 
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I immediately recognized Franco.
You're not the only person who hates him.
Follow the masses!
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Who doesn't hate Franco?
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people love to hate and hate to love....Comment
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He, he, yes, it's Franco. It looks much better in the distance (both ways)
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