Robber Toy Soldier, need help (1 Viewer)

[debrito]

A friend of my ask me to publish this two robber soldiers and ask you guys if someone know where they came from?

I use one of my Dioramas (la région Nord-pas-de-Calais) to use as display

Thanks

Rod.

 

[debrito]

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[theBaron]

Sorry, do you mean, "robber" as in "thief", and these figures depict soldiers looting or marauding, or is that a typo and do you mean, "rubber", as in a material used to make these figures?

Prost!
Brad

 

[debrito]

Sorry, do you mean, "robber" as in "thief", and these figures depict soldiers looting or marauding, or is that a typo and do you mean, "rubber", as in a material used to make these figures?

Prost!
Brad

OUPS... I mean rubber as material, sorry my English is not good.

Thanks

 

[theBaron]

No prob, and I couldn't remember French for "thief"

 

[Wraith]

Rod,

They're McFarlane Military figures from the 3" range. They've now got (I belive) 12 individual figures in the 3" range, along with the 7 series of 6" figures.

Check out:

www.spawn.com

for the full McFarlane Military range. I've got most of the 3" and some of the 6" figures. The 6" are really nicely done (if that size is your thing). The 3" figures are a bit on the skinny side, but are still pretty reasonable.

Simon

 

[theBaron]

Are they in a softer sort of plastic, like a vinyl compound?

 

[debrito]

No prob, and I couldn't remember French for "thief"

voleur

Simon thanks for info. I liked them.

Rod.