Sand, green and field-grey, the proper 'toy' soldiers, and there were a fair few in the bag, along with several paratroopers, who are always welcome here!
The blow-mould has suffered from a bit of a facial collision, but might be a new colour, the other three have probably all been seen before, but it's all grist to the mill, and there's always new colours, or new-sized copies-of-copies to be found.
China copies of
Tim Mee's Cold War warriors, possibly a new colour in the washed-out sand, but they'll need to be compared with the existing samples before I know for certain.
Modern mix of Matchbox and newer sculpts.
Modern, and dodgy hollow-backed rack-toy rascals, but with several sizes, a few poses and severl colour-ways, it will be a while before I've got all of them, or even most!
Japanese infantry from Rado or Hing Fat, covered before.
Odds and sods, the interesting one here is the chap in the middle who would appear to be one of the
Pioneer die-cast accessory figures in soft rubber, and a new pose, to his left, our right, a less common
Manurba-Tallon in grey.
Seen on the respective
Airfix Blog pages, the yellow figures are new to the collection, and that's the beauty of these lots, there's always something new! Many thanks to Peter for most of these, one of the paratroopers was a purchase, I think.
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