This picture shows some of the variety of crests which were available to go with knight figures (both foot and mounted) wearing the Great Helm.
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One of the painted sets of figures which were available from Alberken
Lamming 20mm Highlanders
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One of the painted sets of figures which were available from Alberken
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2 comments:
Wonderful.... This picture really takes me back to the 70s. I think they made the best medieval figures of that time.
Dave in California
I loved these figures...aged about 16 me and about 4 of my mates each built up a retinue of about 30 figures apiece, and fought numerous skirmish battles with homegrown rules derived from the then brand new-fangled original D&D ....very happy days
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