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Photos from The 51st Toy Soldier Shw and Sale Woburn. Mass April 13 2014 (1 Viewer)
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Here are two of the things that I picked up. The first is the Kings Troop of the Royal Horse Artillery from K&C and the second is a small diorama made by a local artist. I'll take real photos later on.
Great pick ups Zach! That K&C Gun Team is from circa 1990.^&cool
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Mark, I left around 11:00 am so I don't know. It looked good to me but the $$$$$ will tell for the vendors.
I spent money on metal figures this year but they were bargain items.
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Zach...the little boat diorama is very cool...I want that...^&grin
As always, I had a great time at the show. I actually thought that the show was well attended compared to the last couple of shows. The venue at this show is divided into two rooms and it is sometimes difficult to judge attendance. But it seemed very busy to me. I left around 12:30 and there still seemed to be a steady crowd.
As usually, Hobby Bunker, Minutemen Toy Soldiers & Crown Military Miniatures had some great displays. For what I collect, K&C glossy/Trophy, and given the size of the show, I was able to make some great purchases. The Trophy that I was able to purchase was mainly ACW & the K&C glossy was a mixed bag of ranges. I also found a couple of older St. Petersburg pieces and two older Mignot sets. Nothing rare, but I was also able to pick-up a few moderately difficult Imperial sets (If I don't seem them on ebay to often - I judge them to be moderate difficult). I always have a spending expectation for a show and that figure was exceeded. So I was very pleased. A great little show and I am looking forward to the October show!
Peter
As usually, Hobby Bunker, Minutemen Toy Soldiers & Crown Military Miniatures had some great displays. For what I collect, K&C glossy/Trophy, and given the size of the show, I was able to make some great purchases. The Trophy that I was able to purchase was mainly ACW & the K&C glossy was a mixed bag of ranges. I also found a couple of older St. Petersburg pieces and two older Mignot sets. Nothing rare, but I was also able to pick-up a few moderately difficult Imperial sets (If I don't seem them on ebay to often - I judge them to be moderate difficult). I always have a spending expectation for a show and that figure was exceeded. So I was very pleased. A great little show and I am looking forward to the October show!
Peter
I promised to buy his wife dinner!!!!
I actually got it from Peter. I think it was in his possession for about 22 minutes!
More like 90 minutes.
Here are a couple of images of my favorite purchase - Any info/thoughts on this piece would be kindly appreciated:
Peter
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Here are a couple of images of my favorite purchase - Any info/thoughts on this piece would be kindly appreciated:
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Rose Miniatures England Metal 70ies
Still available through John Eden Studio ( in kit unpainted) owner of the original moulds
http://www.johnedenstudios.com/
with lot of other small dio like
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Rose Miniatures England Metal 70ies
Still available through John Eden Studio ( in kit unpainted) owner of the original moulds
http://www.johnedenstudios.com/
with lot of other small dio like
An update on the above piece: I am told that this was hand painted many years ago by Henry Lions - A well known painter here in the New England area (I believe he is deceased).
Peter