
More strange plastic tat penny figures lovingly painted and based in gloss toy soldier style.
Crossposted from my Pound Store Plastic Soldiers blog:
Blog posted by Mark Man of TIN 23 August 2020
More strange plastic tat penny figures lovingly painted and based in gloss toy soldier style.
Crossposted from my Pound Store Plastic Soldiers blog:
Blog posted by Mark Man of TIN 23 August 2020
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Nice work Mark – they look like they’ve just emerged from a Steam Powered Armoured Personnel Carrier!
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Thanks MJT. Hmm. Steam powered APC. We might just make one of these …
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They are very cool. I might do the same with 54mm figures. I need crews for my land leviathans.
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These are upper 40s /50mm typical pound Store Plastic copies.
The older ones of similar poses from 15 years ago (vintage tat) were more 54mm. They seem to be shrinking as they get copied more and more. Sometimes oddly it improves and smooths a pose or figure over time.
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