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They are a 3D company and i have had stuff done and scaled up from 15 and 28mm, not been that great, real lack of detail. ask them to... -
Mike Niederman reacted to StudioParisArt's post in the thread A bid of sculpting, casting and a little magic... with
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Hi there, and thank you for your interest. My wife and I bought a lot of metal figure ranges from a guy in N Z and we are getting... -
never before in my life I thought I would collect "Civilians" for a diorama! (Maybe I'm becoming senile.) But look at that little scenes...
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Set up a couple more cabinets for my ceremonial. Plus, in another room, cabinet for my small-scale tank and AFV collection. Have to...
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Todays "Toy Soldiers" - the matt painted - are more Model Figures; Meanwhile, I have developed an interest in glossy figures, sort of...
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I love the Redcoats too!
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Glossies have a charm to them that the more realistic mat figures lack. They are real eye candy when displayed in a well-lit case...
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Nicely done Andreas!!! Always love seeing the glossies en masse like that. Very impressive.
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Never can go wrong when you display on mass. Robin.
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Very cool! I still love the look of glossy toy soldiers.
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Mike Niederman reacted to TedToySII's post in the thread Oval unmarked base Soldiers ** Need ID with Like.
They are made by Oxford !
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OK, I got a chance to get to my reference library and look for anything on Townley. For older makers like this appears to be, I go...
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In addition to the Armoury of St James there is also Andy Morant Toys who has a stall at Portobello Road Market. You can also check...
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I'm glad to help out anyone who need help on a technical subject in our hobby, that is what it is all about, enjoying our common...
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Mike, found the old pics, taken in 2009!!!!! 1. This shows a cast sword in scabbard, hammered 1mm wire, (sharpened edge and point and...