Looks Familiar?

Gill

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Looks Familiar?

10-02-2005, 07:37 AM

European members might be interested in this new offering from Axminster. I've never tried it, I've never even seen it except for the photograph... but it looks suspiciously familiar. A re-badged Hegner, perhaps? And not for sale at Hegner prices !

Gill

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