and here
So there are two 'lots', but they are in
one PVC bottle-bag with no header-card and no note, so they were probably
either an un-attributable loose purchase, or in one of the dregs bags of the
'big purchase' back in the autumn of oh-ten?
There's not much between them but if I had
to commit; I'd say the Hing Fat greys
are the slightly poorer finished sculpts? But a situation reversed with the
seated figures, where the yellows are very flashy - problem with a/the copied
tool?
The pale gray ones share the previously-seen
Hing Fat base mark, while the white
one and the coloured ones are all unmarked and with no signs of a Hong Kong or
China removal, so separate issue with new base-plate or re-ground base-plate?
On the subject of quality/finish; look at the spanners.
I'm still looking for the Hong Kong-marked
originals, and will look out for more of the minor-sample types when we can
return to them again, but not for a few years I think . . . three posts in a
couple of months is rather tearing the arse out of it and they are hardly the
most exciting of figures; a giant pair of pliers and a fire-extinguisher hose
seems to be about as good as it gets!
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