Patriotic Union Civilians..LEMAX conversions. (1 Viewer)

[Scott]

You can paint them in detail or just paint them one color to go with one color plastics. In this case LEMAX Christmas figures are now Union Civilians cheering for MARKSMEN/Replicant Union troops.

 

[Scott]

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LEMAX Christmas figures are inexpensive. The "time period" of the figures varies from 1850s/1860s to late Victorian 80s/90s. Some figures available are 1930s-50s for you WWII buffs.

 

[fishead19690]

Nice job scott, great idea!^&cool I like the set up.
Where are you finding these Lemax figures The Michaels in my area have Lemax stuff but none of the figures you have?

 

[Scott]

Nice job scott, great idea!^&cool I like the set up.
Where are you finding these Lemax figures The Michaels in my area have Lemax stuff but none of the figures you have?

Michaels rarely has the whole line and their prices are higher than on-line. I get them for eHobby...

http://ehobbytools.com/

and Amazon.com.

The figures can be brittle if you drop them. There are a couple of figures of men in tailcoats, top hats and boots that could be Napoleonic civilians.

 

[binder001]

Really nice work. Very creative. We often overlook the interaction of the soldiers with the population, so you have captured a common scene that is rarely modeled! Great thinking!

Gary B.

 

[Jay]

Great job. Very clever idea.

 

[ketelone]

I have been buying Lemax for a while. Since there are little if any civilians they fill a large gap in toy soldier circles. Not everyone is a soldier, a gun slinger, etc.