Don't know the name of the kit, but it is a US soldier in Korea dressed in cold weather clothing leaning on his rifle. Does anyone have one? Even started is acceptable..
3/13/07 Figure List
Ed Keene
200 Gelf Lane
Modesto, CA 95357 (209) 571-0332 1stsgted@comcast.net
Realmodels #386 90mm white metal
Drum Major Goodman, London Scottish 1897 (a stunning fig. of a “giant” of a man – way cool if you like Brit. Stuff)
1”x1” sample of uniform fabric & replica metal badge. $60.00
Series 77 (77mm white metal)
12/3 Seated Samurai $10.00.
“And so on the road from Rome” Roman Legionnaire standing over a fallen barbarian (winged helmet), 1st Century A.D. $65.00.
Guardsman William York, Grenadier Guards 1952. Arm is glued on and comes with an engraved plastic name plate. $10.00.
Series 77 “The Americans” 90mm white metal. $30.00 each.
(These do not have the funky square metal bases that came with the figs. In 1985 I traded Pat Bird a huge stack of the bases for a fig. – what a great guy!)
A/08 (908) Robert Knee, Pvt USMC 1942.
A/21 (921) Kevin Baker, Pvt U.S. Infantry 1918.
A/22 (922) Gary Hoppe, Pvt U.S. Infantry 1898.
A/23 (923) John Cook, Sgt USMC 1836.
A/25 (925) Neal Hardin, 2dLt USMC 1942 (pilot).
A/27 (927) William Ottiger, Pvt USMC 1859.
A/37 (937) Ronald Wehrman, Sgt USMC 1859.
A/44 (944) Fred Palmer, Pvt USMC 1950.
The entire lot for $350.00 and I pay shipping to USA. Anything else and we negotiate.
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