Anyway it's another name in the cannon (and
the Tag List); let's have a look . . . the above was cropped out of the larger
inset-image and shows some figures as 'added-interest' or 'enhanced play-value'
accessories for what look to be all or mostly plastic vehicles, and it's the firefighters
we are going to concentrate on today.
I only have two I can say may be from the Sun Fung stable and one of them doesn't
have the necessary paint! Both are manufactured in a softish polyethylene; one
a match for those illustrated above, the unpainted 'other' being possibly a
later one?
But . . . I do have these, in three-colour
paint, over pink polystyrene and with an extra pose (we will study in a mo'),
they are not quite the same with the bases on the 2nd (fire-axe guy) and 3rd (air-tank
guy) figures from the left turned 90° from the Sun Fung ones, the pose it's hard to make-out in the advert' is the
carrying a medium-sized (age 7-10) child guy, while the kneeling pose on the
far right is . . .
. .
. carrying a baby? Carrying a dog or cat . . . or other pet (large gerbil?),
carrying a small monkey? A piece of vital fire-fighting equipment? The Mystical
Zoldorathian Girdle of Power? He's carrying something and has chosen to kneel
on a piece of debris!
These two sub-Lucky copies aren't the orange ones above, although the kneeling
guy in the advertisement seems to have been reversed in the studio so would
look similar to this chap, the standing one has a different base.
In preparing these recent posts I've found
around (it was dodgy counting) 59 samples of un-ID'd road-workers/mechanics in
the small-to-medium scales box, some several hundred figures, and 20-odd in the
larger-scale tubs, so plenty to go on and I added two samples (four figures) from
Chris and Peter from the last few months, along with two Blue Box variants; also from Peter, and one day we'll have a
session on the figures rather than the brands!
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