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  • #182804
    Avatar photoMARC EHRENKRANTZ
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    Woman removing solder’s boot. Soldier sits in a chair with his leg extended. Woman stands astride the soldier’s leg, facing away while attempting to remove his boot. Soldier has this other foot on the woman for leverage as they try to get the boot off.

    I saw the ensemble many years ago in New York City but have been unable to locate since. 54mm if I remember correctly.  Anyone know who produced it?

    #182825
    Avatar photoOotKust
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    I know the one you mean- you will find it in ads for figures in any 70s-80s Military Modelling, or Battle magazine; but I have a suspicion it may have been a French designer- I also subscribed to Uniforms so could be anywhere. The latter on my bookshelf, others are stored, but I’ll do a quick skim tomorrow…

    regards davew

    #182842
    Avatar photoOh no….
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    Historex maybe?

    Or, possibly Phoenix?

    #182865
    Avatar photoMARC EHRENKRANTZ
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    I ordered a Military Modelling  back issue from 1971 and 1975 on Ebay.  Maybe I’ll get lucky and find the ad.  If not I’ll try 1980.  …unless you stumble on the ad.  Thanks for your help!

    #182884
    Avatar photoOotKust
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    I ordered a Military Modelling back issue from 1971 and 1975 on Ebay. Maybe I’ll get lucky and find the ad. If not I’ll try 1980. …unless you stumble on the ad. Thanks for your help!

    Wow that could be a bit of a phantom target; checked a few ‘Uniformes’- nothing so far…

    #182961
    Avatar photoOotKust
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    hi Marc, update at last.

    >>Historex maybe?
    no I’m pretty sure they were specialised  cast metal figurines.

    I’ve scanned several of my ‘album’ sorted collection of Uniformes, from its predecessor #2 issue (1971) to the end 1987. Of the 30-40 that I looked thru cover to cover I saw a lot of things, but not this one.

    So I’m pretty confident it was not made by any of the boutique French/ Parisien artisans otherwise I’d have found an advert, news item or ‘review’ by the mags authors. Guess that leaves it in the Brit magazines arena- of which I have many however they are stored in loft and not easily accessible (or light!).

    best of luck with your hunt, treasure or otherwise!

    regards dave

     

    #182967
    Avatar photoMARC EHRENKRANTZ
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    It was definitely cast metal.  Most likely 1977 – 1982.  What Brit magazine would you suggest? And thanks so much for your efforts!  -Marc

    I’ll let you know if I find it.

    #182976
    Avatar photoNot Connard Sage
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    If you have a lot of time on your hands, you can explore the Lost Minis Wiki.

    http://www.miniatures-workshop.com/lostminiswiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

    Phoenix Follies were larger than 54mm, probably 70mm?

    Obvious contrarian and passive aggressive old prat, who is taken far too seriously by some and not seriously enough by others.

    #182986
    Avatar photoOotKust
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    any 70s-80s Military Modelling, or

    Battle Magazine;

    😉

    Those are what I subscribed too/ bought locally (imported obviously) and continued to 1988s-ish as well as bought the odd back collection to fill gaps. Have about 8 A4 Ream boxes filled with them… from 1973- 88 roughly. In there somewhere…

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