As seen at the show; tall, thin toobs are Mini (the biscuit tin/lunch boxes have
gone by the wayside!); tall, fat toobs Mini+,
and the shorter, fatter ones are the Mini+
dinosaurs.
Here I've compared the various sizes under
slightly better light conditions, with a toob of mini knights, the
header-carded monochrome ones Brian brought to my attention at Christmas and
the Mini+ toob, while in the right-hand
image we have a full-sized one who got a bit cropped-off!
Catalogue with codes and a better idea of
what the figures actually look like than any of my show-shots. Skeleton for
any undead armies you may be planning or
building, a nice Cerberus for re-shooting Ray Harryhausen with the animation
app on your smartphone!
It's an odd selection, with some horror,
some classic myth and an Ork for good measure!
The same scan for the medievals, these are
the same ones I found in the charity shop biscuit-tin/lunch-box, but without
the missing ones I couldn't show in the left-hand lot!
A couple of shots of the monochrome ones in
all-over silver and gold, the poses are the same as the painted set, so these
are either preferable for those who don't like painted figures, or a variation
for those who will be looking for the painted-ones first.
Getting repetitive but I don't want the
images clogging-up Picasa for the next god-knows-how-long! Painted Mini's on
the left, monochrome on the right.
Catalogue images of the 56mm Mini+, pose selection of the Fantasy set
is similar to the 40mm's, but there are differences, both in pose/sculpt detail
and pose variation, with two Cerberus types - for instance.
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