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<title>Weight Loss Bookmarking Site / Hoomen / Published News</title>
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	<title><![CDATA[WW2 Military Minifigure]]></title>
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	<description><![CDATA[The "Operation Market Garden" set was a paradox. Its pristine paratroopers and gliders were packed in soil-coarse, grey sand labeled "Arnhem gravel." If removed, the figures would tarnish overnight, developing a dark, gritty patina.<br /><br />A geologist examined the "gravel." It was pulverized concrete and brick from the Arnhem road bridge's ruins. More critically, it was ionized from the intense heat of the final battle.<br /><br />This ionized particulate acted as a **corrosion catalyst**. When separated from the stabilizing minerals in their "native" soil, the metal alloy in the figures' joints oxidized rapidly, replicating the accelerated decay of metal on that battlefield.<br /><br />The set taught a grim lesson in context. The soldiers only remained pristine when surrounded by the physical memory of their objective's destruction. They were preserved by the rubble of their own failure, a tiny monument to the inextricable link between mission and monument. ]]></description>
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