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Worms x Red Dwarf (Dual-layer level, allowing for interiors) #worms #wormsdc #commodoreamiga #team17

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Digital Eclipse1 year ago

"They're dead, Dave, they're all dead."

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Robert Allen1 year ago

Looks ace!

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Clint Elwyn Thomas1 year ago

Awesome! I used to play worms on the amiga to pass the time till Red dwarf was on BBC 2 back in the day. Perfect combo.

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Robert1 year ago

Now I need to sculpt some tiny worms to go on my model! 😂

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Phill Upson1 year ago

Is there a 'take my money' option available anywhere?

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FixTechStuff 🛠️1 year ago

Wow that is really cool.

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DeveloperSteve1 year ago

hah thats smegging brilliant

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Stephen Cr*ss1 year ago

@CCfunkandsoul

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Promotional Whitenoise1 year ago

This is amazing! Love it.

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H1 year ago

The fuckin cat came to my place of work on a day where I was off not long ago hahah still pissed about that!!! Take my money ya smeghead!!

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