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Monday, December 17, 2018

M is for Malleable Mouldings 54mm Marching Marines

Title says it all, which leave me with a problem vis-à-vis blurb!

You were going to get Phidal Peter Rabbit in this slot, he'll appear this afternoon if things go according to a non-existent plan known as the 'see-what-happens' schedule!

I shot these on Adrian's stand back in September and they're actually cropped-out of larger images of a zoo I hope to Blog over Christmas, so I'm pleased they are as decent, image-wise, as they are!

54mm Figures; 54mm Plastic Figures; 54mm Royal Marines; 54mm Toy Soldiers; Blue Uniforms; Blues; Ceremonial Guards; Ceremonial Troops; Comet Authenticast; Comet Models; Early British Toy Soldiers; Early Plastic Toy Soldiers; Ericksonn; Erikson; Eriksson; Green Berets; Maleble Moulding; Mallable Mouldings; Malleable Mouldings; Marching Toy Soldier; Royal Marines; Small Scale World; smallscaleworld.blogspot.com;
I don't know if these are Eriksson's-hand; ex-Comet/Authenticast (Gaeltacht Industries), or latter production, if anything they are superior sculpts, while he's rated, he is formulaic; these have a more realistic countenance, I feel? Although the join-line is quite 'hollow-cast' or poured-metal in execution so I'm really just generating blurb!!

They appear to be in four parts; hat, two arms and body with a additional base that Malleable Mouldings seem to have cut from sheet material, pretty rough sheet material at that; puddled or rolled-out cellulose-acetate!

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