Cowboys (1 Viewer)

[damian]

Here are some glossy cowboys

 

[damian]

More cowboys

 

[vandilay]

Hi Damian
Great figures Who makes them ? .Youve got some nice WW 1 stuff their
too ,The premier horse drawn wagon is one of my favourite pieces.
Regards Rob

 

[aujj65]

Hi Damian
Great figures Who makes them ? .Youve got some nice WW 1 stuff their
too ,The premier horse drawn wagon is one of my favourite pieces.
Regards Rob

Small world.........my wife used to paint some of the Wild West range for Sarum Soldiers.

Jeff

 

[vandilay]

Hi Jeff
Pass on my compliments to your wife ,they look very nicely painted.
Are sarum still in buisness or they history now ?
I take it they where a UK based company ?
regards Rob

 

[Leadmen]

I like their western guys. Too bad he is retiring. I should order some. Leadmen
Marx western stuff and painted plastics along with originals.

 

[Leadmen]

Timpo stagecoach

 

[Leadmen]

yippee yi- yeah! Time to ride off into the sunset.

 

[vandilay]

Thanks for posting the shots leadmen ,
The only wild west stuff I had was playmobile
when I was a kid 4 different western buildings ,fort union
and wagons etc etc .I still have them all boxed up ,I gave
them too my oldest boy when he was about 6 or 7 to play
with .But he didnt have clue what to do with them so I had
to show him how to play with them .
aaaahhh the x box generation .

 

[kilted vampire]

Yahoo Pardner! You guys have great stuff. John where do you keep it all?

 

[ROAN]

Britains lead cowboys....

 

[wadepat]

Hi ROAN,

The cowboys are really, really nice. I would like to see more of them!

Warmest personal regards,

Pat

 

[ROAN]

Hi ROAN,

The cowboys are really, really nice. I would like to see more of them!

Warmest personal regards,

Pat

Pat,

Yes, I really like them too-will take some close-up pics later today and post them.

Best,

Geoff

 

[wadepat]

Pat,

Yes, I really like them too-will take some close-up pics later today and post them.

Best,

Geoff

Hi Geoff,

Thank you. I will very much look forward to seeing your photographs!

Warmest personal regards,

Pat

 

[ROAN]

My wife calls this one "the transvestite"(not to disparge or imply that there's anything wrong with being a transvestite!). Although she(the figure in the photo, not my wife)belongs to Britains farm series, she has a kind frontier/old west look about her, so I included her w/the Cornish hens).

 

[ROAN]

Britains N.A. Indians

 

[ROAN]

Britains Prairie Wagon(couple are also originally farm figures w/rifle attached to gentleman's arm).

 

[ROAN]

More cowboys

 

[ROAN]

My wife calls this one "the transvestite"(not to disparge or imply that there's anything wrong with being a transvestite!). Although she(the figure in the photo, not my wife)belongs to Britains farm series, she has a kind frontier/old west look about her, so I included her w/the Cornish hens).

And again, this very well could be Britains' depiction of an undercover British officer-i.e. Harry Flashman on many occasions wore a disguise during his frequent espionage missions, or just to escape from a very dicey situation.


The Harry Flashman website: http://www.harryflashman.org/

 

[Louis Badolato]

And again, this very well could be Britains' depiction of an undercover British officer-i.e. Harry Flashman on many occasions wore a disguise during his frequent espionage missions, or just to escape from a very dicey situation.


The Harry Flashman website: http://www.harryflashman.org/

He was always dressing up as a woman or a pathan horse trader! Great stuff! Thanks for the link to the website. George MacDonald Fraser is, along with Rudyard Kipling, my favorite author.