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03-02-2016, 13:33

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Re: What way does the Cheval de Frise go?

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Originally Posted by 3175student17

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I think the Q&A would be the best way to go here, but without the insight of the Q&A, I would think the manual takes precedence, however the rock wall dimensions have proved that wrong.

I agree with this but want to note that the field drawings of the cheval de frise match the manual with regards to orientation.

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