What makes are....

[Paul]

...These?


There´s a few more unidentified bods and nags HERE

and...These, (sorry, pic a bit blurred) are....

..........along with a few of thier mates, are up for grabs HERE

[daikaigan]

Hello Paul
I looked at the post on your site
I recognized some of the figures that I have done for a private collector, not for the production (the Romans with the whisk, a centurion, "but in the photo is too small to recognize it well)
Greetings
Massimo

[Paul]

I recognized some of the figures that I have done for a private collector,

Thanks I remember now where they came from I thought they had gone into or were for production.

[Paul]

Info so far
Pic 1 (above) Thunderbolt Mountain
Pic 2 (on the link) Nag on the left, Mirliton, nag in the middle Minifigs
Pic 4 - (on the link) two bods, Minifigs

[Juba]

Hey Paul--I responded to your post on TMP--here's the same photo, showing how the Thunderbolt Mountain Arthurian range looks next to the 1/72 plastics. Though on the larger side--I've used many of them alongside my 1/72 mini's, and there are certainly some interesting poses you won't find elsewhere.

Anyway, hopefully some will find the comparison useful--

[Paul]

Thanks
I´ve found out that pic number 9 are Tumbling Dice WOR. The foot figures have the same shaped bases..also Tumbling Dice ? (why are there soooo few pics of Tumbling Dice bods on the web!!!??)

[Juba]

Yeah, The Tumbling Dice website is without pictures.
Though the site is quite old (as well as the range). I've tried finding pics of their mini's in the past and have come up pretty blank as well.

[J_A_]

I had sworn they were from mars figures