If any body know..... (2 Viewers)

[fishead19690]

Fish what great collection of old plastics you got going there.
I had some of those Cowboys when i was a kid...long gone now .
I like them RevWar figs,

Thanks! I,ve got tubs full to the top of all kinds of various plastics and a lot of them are vintage plastics from when I was a kid. Mostly old Marx stuff and some of it was from my father when he was a kid, so some of its pretty old.

I wish I had taken better care of what I had because a lot of the stuff got broken lost or stolen from my basement over the years including a lot of the stuff that belonged to my dad. But I should be happy that I at least still have some of what I had still kicking around.
I had lots of the old Marx play sets and had all the mountains and scenic stuff that went with it like tons of plastic fort sections from various sets of fort Apache and tin buildings that was still kicking around down my moms basement till not that long ago but, most of it has since seamed to disapear.

 

[Aleš]

And here is Preiser's website:

http://www.figuren.de/

Prosit!
Brad

Thank you!!!!!!!
yes i think thi si it.You all i advise you to go look at the figures too they are great!!!!!!!!!
Too bad it is in German language and i can not understand nothing but somehow i manage to find some download catalogue and you all download catalogue with 3 MB you will see the indians,vikings,....very nice.
There is no price list i will contact them.
So can you tell me:
1-32 this mean that figures are 54 mm?
and if that is so how much mm are 1-25?

 

[eborris]

I beleive 1/25 is 70mm.

 

[theBaron]

And 54mm is 1/35. 1/32 scales out at 56mm, which is not too much bigger, but noticeable, when the figures are side by side with 54mm figures. But to my eye, that's within the normal range of variation for people in any group.

Prost!
Brad

 

[modernreb]

Dear Aleš,
The large Britains plastics sets that you see in the 2009 catalog are what are called 'counter packs.' This means they come loose altogether in one large box that is to be set out in a store for collectors to pick out singly the pieces they want to buy.
The assortment is 'weighted' meaning that there is not an equal number of each pose in each box. There are more of each of the most popular poses and less of others. As an example, in a WWII box there might be more standing firing poses than radiomen because a person would usually want multiples of standing firing and maybe only one or two radiomen.
At Treefrog Treasures we have counterpacks in our showroom for customers to browse through or we sell partial counterpacks on our website. You can also arrange with us to buy an entire counterpack.
The walls are almost 3" high and are not meant to be stacked on top of each other.
I hope I have answered your questions to your satisfaction.
Best regards,

How many figures are in these counter packs and do they have them for other companies like Conte?