If you like a challenge however, can you ID any of these chaps and chap'esses . . . and err . . . things?
He has a plug ofr a heavy base and a choice
of heads, one of which reminds me of Ro-Jaws from 2000 AD! He is also glued at the waist from two main parts.
Crude sculpts, but really nice 'Old School'
look to them, two babes and an Alien who refers-back to Star War's Admiral Akbar in the head area?
I think the three zombies may be one of the
newer companies?
Second wizard is a denser, hard, antiqued-wash, pewter, and probably a touristy
thing, missing a coloured 'gem' stone on the plinth.
Are these Orks or Goblins? Does it matter?
Is it a case of size v's scale? Who cares, someone painted them beautifully and
then let them go . . . or died? Anyway, they are not my work, but I like them!
They appear to have small round bases under
the landscaping, so probably not Games Workshop,
does anyone recognise them? Did you paint them and let them go while remaining
very-much alive?
A right old mix here, but most of them seem
to be the same maker (most of the second two rows), they look a bit like some Ral Partha, but the bases are unmarked,
there is some damage/paint and the cavalryman may be way-off but his base is
similar ans he came with some of the others.
Top row are one-offs, the skinky one having
a small oblong base, the other two are baseless, but may have been removed from
Games Workshop type 'slotts'?
Total mix - anyone recognise any of them?
I'm guessing there's some Games Workshop
Epic in there? And the Arab thief may
be more a colonial or medieval thing?
Nude babe! Based like the green chaps above
and could be from an ancient slave range, but much cruder that the Rose Miniatures ones?
Don't know if these are ancient/medieval or
fantasy, but they are here as they go in the bag with the next lot!
These were all bought by me between 1980
and 1983 from either Concord Models
in Aldershot or Tangley Model Workshop
in Guildford, but are not 'their' ranges, but seem to be the same maker.
EY from the 1:72nd Scale Multiverse Blog has
identified the first two as being from a Minifigs
(Miniature Figurines) 'Wheel of
Torture' set (I think the wheel ended-up in the wagon-spares!), but the rest are
a mystery to me? The last three and the hanged-man might be from the same lot as the
previous image - I think!
The coloured photo space goblins/orcs were made by Garrison and are part of their Admins range I think.
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Thanks Alan! One down . . . lots to go!
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Hi Hugh,
ReplyDelete1A Games Workshop (GW) Minataur I believe.
3A Citadel (GW) Fantasy Tribe Zombies 1982
5A GW WH40K Eldar Warp Spider
5B GW WH40K (Ork)Gretchin
5D, H, I Prince August Fantasy Orc, Skeleton and Goblin respectively
5K Minifigs Valley of the four winds range Wizard(?)
6A &D GW Epic Space Marine Dreadnought and Mole Mortar respectively
6F GW Thief (as with the Minataur I can't find the exact figure but I am pretty sure its a GW model)
Hope that helps!
Regards
Graham
Graham! Long-time-no-hear! Well . . . May? Hope you're keeping well and had a good holiday season - that reads a bit PC! Hope you had a bloody-good Crimbo!
ReplyDeleteYes, it helps enormously! And I've had some success on today's ancient post (including another fantasy figure!), so better and better!
Hugh
Glad to be of help. Yes it was May at Plastic Warrior I think. Don't think I will be there this year unfortunately as it probably clashes with a holiday booked by my better half. Hey ho....onwards and upwards!
ReplyDeleteOh Graham! You can leave the tree up after twelfth-night, you can break a mirror, walk under a ladder or cross the path of a black cat, but miss PW? That's a year's bad luck right there!
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Tim emailed:
ReplyDeleteThree Zombies are old Citadel.
G D H I are from Prince August moulds
K (VFW51) is Minifigs Valley of the four Winds
M Citadel Druid
N Citadel Werewolf
Cheers Tim
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Picture 8 - Barry Minot Fantasy - Age of the Barbarian
ReplyDeleteHA 17 Large Refectory-Type Table with Plates, Food, Wine, etc.
HA 18 Bench for HA-17, seats 4
HA 19 Nude Dancer for HA-17
HA 20 Seated Barbarian, Drinking
HA 21 Seated Barbarian, Eating
HA 22 Seated Barbarian, Holding Up Goblet
HA 23 Seated Pair of Barbarians, Arm-In-Arm, Holding Up Goblets
HA 24 Seated Pair: Barbarian with Girl
HA 25 Drunken Barbarian Slumped on Table
HA 26 Seated Maiden, Eating
HA 27 Seated Maiden, Drinking
HA 28 Semi-Nude Female Dancer
HA 29 Semi-Nude Female Dancer
HA 30 Semi-Nude Female Dancer
HA 31 Semi-Nude Female Dancer
(HA28-31 all in different poses)
HA 32 Semi-Nude Serving Wench with Tray of Food
HA 33 Serving Wench with Tray of Drinks
HA 34 Seated Barbarian Grasping Female Dancer, Exposing Her Rear
HA 35 Barbarian Standing, Leaning on Table
HA 36 Barbarian with Arm Around Maiden
HA 37 Barbarian with Maiden, Dancing
HA 38 Barbarian with Maiden on his Shoulder
HA 39 Barbarian Lying on Cushions
HA 40 Barbarian Carrying Off Maiden
9D is also from - Barry Minot Fantasy - Age of the Barbarian, and 9C MAY be. 9E I don't think so (because there is already a slumped figure in picture 8.)
ReplyDeleteThat (9E) makes perfect sense Gisby as he is sculpturally a heavier figure than the others and has more texture!
ReplyDeleteThey all came from a bargain-bin back in 1980-82!
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Picture 2 SCREAMED Barry Minot at me, but nowhere could I find a listing for them. Today I found them, with pictures: The Perils of Flasher.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.miniatures-workshop.com/lostminiswiki/index.php?title=The_Perils_of_Flasher
He had a style....
Picture 4 is indeed the Admins Space Goblins
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That's brilliant Gisby, gas grenades? What rotters!
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No Hugh, it's a SPAM comment!
ReplyDeleteCheers Gisby, he left a few, strangely only on posts with lots of comments so he's obviously using a trawl-bot to find busy posts to try and 'hide' in!
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