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Miniatures Adventure => The Great War => Topic started by: Plynkes on 24 September 2007, 01:29:31 PM
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28mm, of course. Anybody seen anything of this sort? Civilians in Alpine-style clothes? Lederhosen, etc.
Kids, too. Possibly a governess and the seven children of an Austro-Hungarian naval captain? You know the kind of thing. I've only a vague purpose for them in mind, but they really are the kind of figures you feel you just need. A collection is incomplete without them.
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Cannon Fodder have a guy in Leder Hossen their Frei company figures but the page on their site is dead.
here is a piccy on the Frothers guide
http://wk.frothersunite.com/sc/pulp/Pulpsc.htm
Coudl the Kinder Nacht children be dressed in curtains for a suitably evil muscial theme?
Nuns abound in lot sof ranges :D
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Eureka has a couple of Bavarian wind up merchants for their Pax Limpopo:
(http://www.fighting15sshop.co.uk/ekmps/shops/fighting15s/images/paxee08.jpg)
And Cannon Fodder has this charming fellow ( to the left) in native costume:
(http://wk.frothersunite.com/sc/pulp/imag/317096a.jpg)
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Thats the one Hmmershield, forgot about the Eureka ones :D
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There's a RAFM set of Hansel and Gretel with two children in Tyolean garb on one base (also a witch, and an oven).
I have a tyrolean gamekeeper figure, but it's one of those "Got it in a job lot" types, and I've no idea of the maker. It's not that good.
Are you planning on a "Catch the Von Trapps!" game. Long table, family held up by small children with short legs, Nuns against Nazis etc?
Make them sing a song from the musical if they want bonus movement.
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I have a tyrolean gamekeeper figure, but it's one of those "Got it in a job lot" types, and I've no idea of the maker. It's not that good.
Oooh, still though, Sounds like a rare and attractive thing.