Presumable you either got three cowboys or
three Indians? There are quite a few of these swivel-waist types, and they come
on various horses, so without a sealed, card like this they are just 'mush'
really!
Not sure who provides the original of the
horse, or the rider, but I know it's not Rel
who used (fifteen/twenty years ago) to get the credit for any HK horse which
wasn't obviously Britains, Elastolin or Marx! If anything it's all a bit Lido-like with shades of Tim-Mee,
Lido did similar swivel-waist figures
as well, but not - I think - a two-gun pose?
Bit of a box-ticker, so rather dragging the
arse out of it with this shot, but it's typical of how Hong Kong got the horses
to stay-put, by shoving their legs through little-slots in the backing card,
you see the same thing (we've seen it here at Small Scale World) with the
small-scale Giant and Giant-like production too.
In this case the separate header-card is
stapled tight to the figures/bag stopping them sliding out of the slots and
moving about.
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