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Nearly dropped a right bollix and sold this lot on the other day, glad I saw sense in time!!!
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High Noon train arrives at Dead Man's Gulch!
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:o Indians!!! :o
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And now the Old West has gone, cavalry forts are empty and abandoned. The soldiers in dirty shirt blue have rode into the sunset for the last time. The Sioux and Cheyenne horse warriors of the Great Plains are no more...
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But not in Harry's Emporium they haven't!!!
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80s Britain’s ??
I just started getting my youngest son Britain’s farm
Animals and vehicles ;)
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Oh my goodness! This is so amazing... I have a collection of these wonderful toys but compared to yours it is very poor. So lovey, so Wonderful !!! :o
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Do you wargame with them ? I remember reading years ago about the skirmish games of Steve Curtis, Ian Colwell and Mike Blake (authors of the Western Gunfight Rules), generally accompanied by pictures of their wonderfully converted figures.
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Yep, they're mostly Britains Deetail, but there's some Timpo and Crescent chaps sneaking about too.
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Do you wargame with them
They get to swap hot lead now and again... perfect toys for 'Fistful of Lead' shootouts!
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=68473.msg830104#msg830104
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Utter mad brilliance, and the right decision not to sell them on, how could you?
Play with them and enjoy!
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That is an amazing collection for sure, and I heartily concur with your decision to keep them. 54s are the perfect size for small scale actions like western gunfights! Hope we get to see more of them in the future?
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My 9 years old still play with these toys I owned when I was a kids.
But you have so many ... impressive.
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Hah, I had both of those forts (the plastic one, and the folding wooden one with the base-baord). Good times. Mine were mostly occupied with Marx Alamo figures at the time.
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Cheese whiz. Garryowen and Glory!