Three Stadden's Added (1 Viewer)

[Cardigan600]

Yo Troopers, pleased to have just added three more Chas Stadden models to the collection. Also first time I have seen these models for sale so far.
First is Chas model # 141. "Private Royal New Zealand Infantry Regt-1985.
Second Chas model # 45. "Drummer The Royal Fusiliers (City Of London) Regt-1912".
Third is Chas Model # 60. Yeoman Warder".
Just put temporary photos up until they arrive.
Bernard.

 

[1879fanatic]

Poor, Poor Bernard,
It seems you have given up on the Glossy men of war!! And your era of collecting is now all over the place. NZ '85 to the ceremonial turn of the century!
Just Joshin' ya! It is nice to see a collector build up his collection from one of the premier makers, Stadden! Keep it going!
Mike

 

[Leadmen]

Nice figures Bernard. I see your Stadden collection is growing.

 

[aujj65]

Bernard,

More additions to an already impressive collection! Have you managed to do your repair yet?

Jeff

 

[Cardigan600]

Bernard,

More additions to an already impressive collection! Have you managed to do your repair yet?

Jeff

lol, now which one would that be, remind me. The paint tins are still closed if thats a clue.
Bernard.

 

[DMNamiot]

Hi Bernard,

Very nice indeed!

You are going to have to take a photo of all of them together sometime

Dave

 

[Obee]

Hi Bernard,

Very nice indeed!

You are going to have to take a photo of all of them together sometime

Dave

I second the proposal put forward by Dave!

I'd love to see a full colour line up of these wonderful figures, and it would be a valuable resource to collectors worldwide who are interested in Stadden.

regards,

John

 

[Cardigan600]

Poor, Poor Bernard,
It seems you have given up on the Glossy men of war!! And your era of collecting is now all over the place. NZ '85 to the ceremonial turn of the century!
Just Joshin' ya! It is nice to see a collector build up his collection from one of the premier makers, Stadden! Keep it going!
Mike

Yo Mike lol, looks that way from the outside looking in. But being hooked on Chas Stadden models takes you down that road. Chas made 212 models in 90mm his own studio, not counting the untold number he made for Tradition etc. The 212 models cover nearly every period in history from the Knights to the Desert Storm era. He only made one GI World War 11, only one British Hussar. etc, etc. His ACW leaders were like the Knights converted from his Chess sets, think there were four Chess sets made. The Tower of London Chess you would just kill for lol, only seen part of it but its stunning. So you will be seeing all sorts I hope from these periods IE: SAS covert operations (In civvies) London Flower seller, Sea & Army Cadets, Police, its just an unbelievable mixture of models. But all Chas Stadden's.


To answer Dave & Johns question about a photo dont know if I am up for that to do them justice, would need a professional to do that, so for now the best I can do is post them in singles in my Album.
Bernard.