Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed them. Certainly a bit outside so much of our usual fare. There must be plenty of people collecting these -- and doing so more consistently and doing much more with them, but we don't see much in the way of showcasing that here, apart from the occasional in-hand photos of particular products.skywalkersaga wrote:Such an aesthetically pleasing assemblage of figures! I love the beautiful array of colours. And nicely posed as well.
Thank you very much, glad you liked them. The fully-amored soldier on left (Jin cavalry), the emperor (Ming Taizu, era name Hongwu), and the guy in the outfit you liked so much are actual sets I purchased. The rest are mix and match or partly reconstituted from parted-out sets. I'm glad you liked the makeshift background, imperfect as it is. The blue/red-edged studded dragon affair is a type of military garment, a sort of combination between what in Western Europe would have been a surcoat and a gambeson. The set came in two variants, I got the dark blue more mature one:Tanzenwolfe wrote:That’s a fantastic result from picking up “a few bits and pieces”…..! The dark blue/red edged studded dragon affair looks especially amazing - sorry it no doubt has a proper name, but I’m not sure what? The staging background works well and also love the colourfulness.
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Thank you very much, I'm happy you liked them. Hard to keep from just a little bit of story-telling when setting them up as a group.Chip wrote:That`s a cool and rather off beat collection of figures . Plenty there to create a story .