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#23
11-19-2009, 05:01 PM
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I might add
I went thru over 400 E107's in the course of about 8 years working on the set and helping others, so lots of hand on with players, variations and the tracing of various original groups. Almost every E107 can be traced to one of about six oldtime sets by different traits.
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