

I also have some photos from anebay auction.
The figures were very flashy and I suspected they might be recasts rather than original figures, so was able to resist the temptation to bid.
They do, however, illustrate some of the range quite well.
This blog aims to provide a resource for those interested in vintage 20mm wargames figures. It is designed as a companion to the Hinton Hunter blog, and concentrates on figures from other manufacturers.
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Actually they look nicer here than I remember them.
The dismountable dragoon had a huge scabbard which enabled him to stand like a kangaroo. I remember the then owner being inordinately proud of this unique design feature and wondering why he was the only designer to think of it.
I did have the preacher, Parson Shorthouse or some such that delighted my adolescent humour at the time.
Ah, happy days
My first metal figures were Warrior!
Great stuff. I love a range with a lot of different figure types, and guns. The flags are good too.
Mike Bunkermeister Creek
http://bunkermeister.blogspot.com/
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