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My latest purchase in other scales

Posted by Beano Boy on 20 Dec 2017, 10:29

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There you go Peter,fly the stuff in. BB
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Posted by Kekso on 20 Dec 2017, 11:56

Peter wrote:Now I'm looking for cheaper solutions! ;-)


Not buying is cheapest solution I can think of. :xd:
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Posted by Peter on 20 Dec 2017, 12:24

Fred is that bike waterproof? I think I go for the solution from Paul or Dali! It will keep my feet dry! :mrgreen:
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Posted by FredG on 20 Dec 2017, 20:06

Use the tunnel while it's still open Peter :P :-D
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Posted by Beano Boy on 21 Dec 2017, 06:18

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All for the 28mm Collection. BB
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Posted by Peter on 28 Dec 2017, 12:01

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Posted by Beano Boy on 28 Dec 2017, 21:08

Splendid scale figures and even I could see those.
So you need sand for the first box and tiny bricks for the second?
Or bricks and sand for both? BB
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Posted by Beano Boy on 28 Dec 2017, 21:33

My Tavern Kitchen set shown above arrived yesterday. Wonderful Playful Thing.
Also a very large Pack of 28mm Metal Wolves.

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They chased the wild Boar around my table top
until it escaped into Egberts Castle. BB
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Posted by Peter on 01 Jan 2018, 19:15

Beano Boy wrote:Splendid scale figures and even I could see those.
So you need sand for the first box and tiny bricks for the second?
Or bricks and sand for both? BB

Don't know yet Paul! If you are interested in this kind of model kits you can find them here:

https://www.modelwereld.eu/

Nice wolfs by the way! :thumbup:
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Posted by Beano Boy on 18 Jan 2018, 00:23

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These look quite beautiful and will be heading for BB`s Toy Figures that`s for sure,but they are rather expensive at £18.00 plus postage at Model Hobbies, and EBay at £23.00 free postage___well they added it onto their price to it anyway,but as i only needed the one box i bought these on E Bay along with the paint brushes i like to use.

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Paint brushes have risen in price dramatically over the past 4 years. I bought in bulk at that time ,and they lasted me well up until today,but being down to my last two i bought some more. :-D

I only buy packs of six 00 Sized brushes because price wise you get a free one in every pack bought.
If needs be i cut them down with my craft knife to my requirements of the day in question. :-D BB
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Posted by Susofrick on 18 Jan 2018, 08:37

Nice to see the Airfix-figures. Have them somewhere on my brothers attic. Was there 6 sets? Ah, and very nice dawgs, Paul! One could stand in as a Baskerville!
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Posted by Beano Boy on 18 Jan 2018, 13:15

I agree with Gunnar the fantasy type Dire Wolves are large 28mm figures indeed and one certainly would have Holmes a running and Watson standing his ground would be eaten. ........ The punch-line ending of the joke` to survive all I have to do is outrun you,' comes to mind. BB
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Posted by Beano Boy on 18 Jan 2018, 15:33

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Very impressed with the 28mm Prehistoric Dire Wolves from Dee Zee,i bought some more. These Pewter figures are in one Pose! They will mix in snarling nice with the others.

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Friar Tuck & Marian from Trent Miniatures. ....... There appears to be no Robin Hood in their Collection so i will have fudge around in my own collection to find suitable figures.
Of course my efforts could never match all these promotional painted pictures above.
However one must endeavor in a dip and brush way. :-D

Post Script: Thank you Peter for the Link to AIRFIX Figures. BB
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Posted by Beano Boy on 19 Jan 2018, 03:47

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Mars Attack
Martian Grunts
I have seen these 10 figures priced at £60.00. :eh: " Gulp!"
:-D At £12,99 i paid nowhere near that sum. :thumbup: I just checked and this items price has been increased by £5.00


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Advertised as being Uncle Sam .
However for me he is The Mad Hatter.
Easy to fix a price tag on his hat.

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Cuth Wolfson Barbarian.
i have been thinking for ages to paint this black-faced horned figure.

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Barnabus Frost Pirate Captain
It will be fun painting this on.

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Nice 28mm Figures
As most know on the Forum,i am no Fantasy Gamer, but i was so impressed by these that i just had to have them. They are fun style figures for my story telling escapades.

Combined postage meant i saved lots of cash, which paid for my Sci Fy Martians.
Yes they worked out free,and that is the way i look at it. :-D BB
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Posted by FredG on 21 Feb 2018, 16:50

This is down to BB :yeah: :-D

Woodland Scenics field grass is around £4.50 for 8g plus postage.

This flax/hemp was £3.35 for 100g including postage. It gets cheaper the more you buy but I think this 100g hank will do for a decade or two.

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Posted by Beano Boy on 01 Mar 2018, 08:33

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A two box trial of 1/32 scale figures , before deciding to proceed further with more orders. These are for painting.

Those below are for the Toy Collection.

They are really a set split into two half`s and priced a bit on the heavy side if you were to ask me,but the boxes will look eye-catching on display. That is if I can squeeze them into their own tidy little spot on a shelf. :-D


£8.99 :thumbup: "that`s ok!"
:cowboy: "£12.99 Ya avin a laugh." :cowboy: "some :cowboy: one :cowboy: get :cowboy: a :cowboy: rope"
I bought 8 boxes on Model Hobbies and saved £24.00 by avoiding free postage!

The rip off `free postage', guys on E Bay,buy then put a £4.00 mark up on each box. Which is good for their bank accounts. :thumbup: "he he,caught another one."
I`m laughing :mrgreen: I still have my £24.00 in my account.
:( "sob sob sob! that bb always avoids the net." :eh: :shock: :( :eh: :shock: :eh: :drool: "i`m do!"
:winky: :cowboy: :occasion: " He sure does."
:coffee:" Well I do."

A little bit of friendly advice
If you only want one box, yes by all means go there,but if needing lots of piled up boxes,then take this tip, and shy away from these slight of hand 45% mark up merchants. I`m sure that you guys buying on E Bay regular know what I am talking about,but newer ones in the hobby may not.

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The one above has the contents printed upon the boxes wrong , and there is only 24 in a box not 32.... a printers mistake perhaps?
:stressed: Which is one in the eye for those buying and selling them.

In these bad weather conditions stay warm and stay safe. BB
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Posted by Beano Boy on 01 Mar 2018, 09:07

Hi FredG,are you doing it yourself, a hair piece like Boris or Trump? :-D BB
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Posted by FredG on 01 Mar 2018, 09:17

Is that trump as in the Lincolnshire meaning? :shock: :P :shock:
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Posted by Susofrick on 02 Mar 2018, 11:27

Bought some stuff for my cave at Thomarillion again. Great stuff and great service!
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Posted by Beano Boy on 02 Mar 2018, 12:52

Good for you Gunnar,i`ll look forwards to seeing that stuff. BB
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