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09-04-2014, 01:36 PM
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Thanks Steve. Some of the Klings and Tinkers to name a few have that line very distinctly right down the middle of the card. Wouldnt that mean they would have to be in the same column. The Tinker might not be the best eample as the red in the background is deeper than the Kling but I know there are others of a similar/exact shade red to the Kling red where you can see a distinct color differentiation right dwon the middle of the card. Maybe someone else can find the players I am thinking about.
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