Apropos the Dulcop 50-mils I got off
Andreas at Plastic Warrior two weeks
ago; . . .
Here are a few different-sized versions of
what are ultimately all Marx
piracies, although some sources think Elio Simonetti (not Emlio! Suckers . . . not shadowing me much!) may have sculpted for Marx, so they'd all be his work, as Musgrave, Erikson or Stadden also repeated favourite poses.
There's little between the three ranges - a couple of pose changes or plastic colour variations, the Dulcop set is the more original with new poses, and the lasso pose has a holster on the right hip and a left arm bent the other way.
There's little between the three ranges - a couple of pose changes or plastic colour variations, the Dulcop set is the more original with new poses, and the lasso pose has a holster on the right hip and a left arm bent the other way.
The Italians on their own.
Apropos yesterday's post on the mini,
white-metal, circus stuff I got at Sandown Park this weekend just gone; here's
a line-up of the elephants currently known in the same sculpt!
2 comments:
I'm not sure if that 1/72 is Dulcop. I have all 12 Dulcop figures (6 cowboys and 6 Indians) in 1/72 - and detail is stunning. No flash, perfect casts. One you have on photo is looking as pirate copy.
I think he's just been chewed on one end of his base Anon; he was given to me by a Italian collector who knows his stuff, and as far as I know, there are no copies of these? The Spanish Sobre brand 'Proes' does similar figures but they are rougher, he has the fine etching of a commercial 'home brand'!
https://smallscaleworld.blogspot.com/2015/07/p-is-for-proes-promociones-especiales.html
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