All The Queen's Men (2 Viewers)

[bridgymal]

Hi

I am new to the forum and hope someone can shed some light on something for me.

I have come across a number of sets of what appear to be regimental crests made by All The Queen's Men. I would guess these are 1970's / 80's judging by the stamps on the box.

The box contains 15 packets each containing 10 flat metal square plates, just over half an inch square. One side of each plate has what appears to be a regimental badge in great detail and all appear to be different.

Each pack is numbered SET 1, SET 2 etc.
There are also instructions on how to paint these with rub and buff gold / silver.

I have seen the models before, would I be right in guessing these were possibly for fixing on the plinths of the model ?

Any help much appreciated

 

[Deitz]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[glossman]

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Hi bridgymal,

A warm welcome to the forum.

It would help to post some images of the sets in question.

Best, Raymond.

 

[bridgymal]

Thanks Raymond,

I was about to post pictures but I had a buyer for sonme other items who called round earlier and has bought them so i'll leave it upto him to find out what they are

 

[beating retreat]

Hi

I am new to the forum and hope someone can shed some light on something for me.

I have come across a number of sets of what appear to be regimental crests made by All The Queen's Men. I would guess these are 1970's / 80's judging by the stamps on the box.

The box contains 15 packets each containing 10 flat metal square plates, just over half an inch square. One side of each plate has what appears to be a regimental badge in great detail and all appear to be different.

Each pack is numbered SET 1, SET 2 etc.
There are also instructions on how to paint these with rub and buff gold / silver.

I have seen the models before, would I be right in guessing these were possibly for fixing on the plinths of the model ?

Any help much appreciated

Hi,welcome to the forum. Yes that is true every figure released by AQM had a regimental badge to put on the wooden plinth which was also with the kit or painted model

Regards John