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- Scott B. Lesch
- Toy Soldier Painter, Retired from Reenacting the US Civil War and American Revolution. Lovely wife and one grown son and a grown daughter.
Reminds me I need to find one in 28mm.
ReplyDeleteDoes Dixon make one?
DeleteOne thing that´s a rarety in 1/72nd...coaches. There´s a couple of western ones but for the mid 1600´s etc, none. Strange really considering that as from the 17th century onwards they were common, even used to transport the chiefs of staff on battlefields.
ReplyDeleteI used to have a Timpo western coach...but swopped it for a medieval cog.
Lovely, makes me want to go and dust off my old Timpo ones!
ReplyDeletevery nice coach !
ReplyDeletein each scale, we find something which don't exist in another scale, it's quite frustrating ... but it's a part of our hobby, no?
Corgi made one in 1/72 .... or somewhere near. Better then nothing.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Imex makes one which is very good: quite enough for 1/72 !
DeleteI will try to see the Corgi one...
Dislike those CTS Indian ponies but like the figures. They also fit well on the TSSD Ponies and look good IMHO
ReplyDeleteMore Questions ........ Did you convert those Robbers ? Also who are the guys driving that coach ???
ReplyDeleteThe robbers are converted Replicant Pinkertons. The two drivers are a MARX recast and an IMEX limber driver.
DeleteMarx made a hard plastic model kit of a stagecoach. You can find one on eBay, but it costs a lot.
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