K is for another Kwong!

I think I said there were more Kwongs when we looked at the second the other day, and here's a third, there are about seven or eight in the four sources I'm using but so far the rest don't seem to interest us.

I posted these years ago saying I knew the logo but couldn't remember it, I them found it (KM) and added it to the post in my customary salmon-pink with an announcement in one of the first 'News, Views Etc . . . 's.

But the KM was only a logotype for Kwong Ming, and while I can see myself looking for one of those ducks (for completeness you understand!), this should be the last time we visit them here, as they only seem to have produced the one set of figures.

Which - for the second time - are these! We can be pretty confident they made them rather than buying them in, as they encapsulate the same production technology used on the wide range of cheap, rack toy, pocket-money guns seen in the larger ad'.

Namely; two polystyrene hollowed shell-halves, glued-together with the trigger/firing mechanisms caught in slides and recessed points or on catches. Except that with the figures; kept as lightweight half-shells to fall-over when hit. Not strictly 'flats', neither are they semi-flat but more 'relief mouldings' or hollow relief-mouldings?

Rather dwarfed by the Kwong Ming Stormtrooper, 'Berserker' sneaks-up from behind to give us the 70mm measurement we need! That's them, but when I say we won't need to see them here again; they will get an A-Z entry sometime!