T is for Two - Little & Large!

The last additions to ITLAPD, but not the final posts, I've mixed them all up so they differ from hour to hour! And it was going to be more of a 'Look at this!', then it was a genuine T is for Two, now it's more of a T is for err . . . four?

The crux of the post; a Hong Kong copy of the Fontanini large-size pirate we've previously seen before here on a lump of Carrara Marble, alongside a Papo 45mm (smallest size they do) pirate, who's toob we've seen in a past Show Report. The larger figure is 210mm in total, or 150mm sole of foot to eye-line.

That was going to be it!

But at the last minute I thought I'd better do a comparison with the Carrara-mounted original, and tucked last year's newie in between them, giving us a technical 'four'! They end up the same height despite having very different bases, by dint of the blow-moulded chunk of pirated pirate being reduced in size, he also has a filled-out hat for technical reasons related to that kind of moulding.

I had shot him separately before wondering what to do with the Papo figure! Peter Evans gave me the gold giant when I was on my 'country-mouse' trip to the big city the other week, and I think I picked-up the Papo figure when he took me to the Toy Project's shop in Archway?

Goes away and checks - no; he was in the dino-lot from charity with the robo-space-catpig-thing (and which I'd 'hidden for later'), same week - end of August! Anyway, thanks again to Peter for the big one!