Although I think I'd already Blogged the big-purchase sample, this had lots of useful spares, so was an immediate 'interester'.
Britains Swoppets - can't knock 'em!
Ditto - lots of damage, but useful spares
The broken Eyes-Right are still my only samples
along with a part guardsman, I think?
Horses!
Now, this was all Michael sent on the khaki infantry types, photo'wise
Now blogged; the Trojans, AWI gun-crew and the Herald knights!
I think I've Blogged the Herald Wild West as well?
Not sure where the 7th Cavalry are, but I know I still don't have a full set
- neither Herald HK or Deetail
More of the same
More!
Bits & pieces
This is all of them together
But after I'd paid, he sent this lot! There was a whole bunch of earlier khaki infantry, including 'enemy', and the three rows top right which were also in the post a couple of days ago, with loads of early 1950/60's kit figures, some more bits, shells, space etc!
There's a bag of Timpo 1st version swoppet GI bits as well and other stuff
I'm not sure where the assault boat is now, sorted to 'can't find'!
Wild West, space and horses, the guardsman was the first of the HK copies in the brighter red,
I've more now I think.
Damaged stuff and Herald Hong Kong khaki infantry types
The real surprise, was the earlier khaki infantry, which included the brown-based 'enemy' versions. The number of years these ran for means there's always a few variants in a lot like this you haven't got, so although the enemy had been done on the khaki infantry page via the book archive images, I do now have a good sample myself, both from the big-purchase (green bases) and this lot (brown).
The Trojans were the later ones, but with earlier ones in the big purchase and HK ones from (the legendary) Barry Blood's sell-offs, and elsewhere; we've had a good post on them now.
Medievals and odds.
Again, while I obviously thanked him at the time and have name-checked occasionally I don't always remember who has sent or donated what, and could have credited Michael more often, such as on the earlier Trojan post, so many thanks here, for all he did back at the start of the blog.
And again apologies for the state of the later images which are a bit dark.
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