On Dec 13, 2016, bailey wrote
(in article<0001HW.1E00F16A0589E26970000029F3CF@news.easynews.com>):
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> Would long time posters like nert and winter mute--but i don’t mean to
> single them out--there’s been so many others. And like i say i’m going
> back ten years.
>
> Could we use this group now, since vladmodels has been done for awhile, to
> witness some of vladmodel’s history in terms of how did it start, how did
> it grow, how did it work. So many have had particular experiences with vlad,
> whoever that is.
>
> For instance I never did buy anything from vlad. At the time the prices
> seemed so high. So I don’t know how it worked or how custom sets worked.
> I’d like to ask people to share whatever they experienced. I really have no
> idea how vlad worked or even where they worked. Were they really in
> vladivostok? How did they find their models? How did they treat them?
>
> But we certainly have been open about sharing.
>
> And yet there’s always that vlad set that maybe hasn’t been ever posted.
> It’s fun.
>
> But can we, now in this newsgroup, share their experiences with collecting
> vladmodels? I’m not asking to give out details that might get you in
> trouble, even now.
>
> But I’m kinda a historian and would love to amass a story around this
> amazing experience of vladmodels.
>
> Thanks for reading, B
Perhaps a revival of the group in a different way?
Two suggestions~~ that we use this to combat spam.
But also we could intermittent (not an English word hehe) with sets that
really moved us in this history of vlad. I’d even like to know when vlad
began and when and how it actually ended, if anyone knows or cares.
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