Vintage figures anyone? - latest video on the channel.
A short video on the above subject and the description includes a link to the Miniature Figurines production process. Please give it a like if you enjoy it, cheers.
Minifigs no longer come in those boxes, just plastic bags....:-( Rather like Hinchliffe no longer come in their square blue boxes.... From what I remember, Dick Higgs sculpted using a soldering iron..... As I've got older, I've started going back to older figures, for the last few years plastic Spencer Smiths, Roco Minitanks and more latterly Hinchliffe, Rafm and Pax Britannica / RSM. Neil
Thanks for the video Lee - I’ve left a comment on YouTube. Like many other “oldies” I also have started to pick up some minis from my youth. Last lot were Garrison and Lamming, before that metal Spencer Smith c18th infantry. Cheers, Geoff
I enjoyed your video Lee. When I first bought Minifigs they came in a sturdy plain box packed out with sawdust and nothing ever arrived broken - can't say the same about Hinton Hunt!
Hiya Lee - just seen your latest post re. your house move - not the best time to be moving being so close to Christmas and all that, so my best wishes and hopes for a successful and quick move .. no need to publish this, just get back to painting and blogging soon... :o)
Minifigs no longer come in those boxes, just plastic bags....:-(
ReplyDeleteRather like Hinchliffe no longer come in their square blue boxes....
From what I remember, Dick Higgs sculpted using a soldering iron.....
As I've got older, I've started going back to older figures, for the last few years plastic Spencer Smiths, Roco Minitanks and more latterly Hinchliffe, Rafm and Pax Britannica / RSM.
Neil
I have many Minifigs figures that I bought in the 1970's. They were easier to paint than Hinchliffe and in some cases better castings.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the video Lee - I’ve left a comment on YouTube. Like many other “oldies” I also have started to pick up some minis from my youth. Last lot were Garrison and Lamming, before that metal Spencer Smith c18th infantry.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Geoff
Those winged Hussars are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your video Lee. When I first bought Minifigs they came in a sturdy plain box packed out with sawdust and nothing ever arrived broken - can't say the same about Hinton Hunt!
ReplyDeleteHiya Lee - just seen your latest post re. your house move - not the best time to be moving being so close to Christmas and all that, so my best wishes and hopes for a successful and quick move .. no need to publish this, just get back to painting and blogging soon... :o)
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