Famous gunfighter models, real & movies?

[terrement]

Didn't see answers in the messages, so I'll ask - any suggestions for:
The Magnificent Seven Yul and the gang plus Calvera
The Sacketts - the brothers, Ben Johnson's character, Tom Candy, the opposing force from the closing shootout (Bigalow Brothers plus the punk troublemaker)
Appaloosa Cole & Hitch, the Jeremy Irons character and his ramrod, maybe the gunmen who helped spring Irons
Lone Ranger and Tonto
Josh Randal - Wanted Dead or Alive
Paladin- both his gunslinger and his gambler outfits
Cheyenne - Clint Walker
Wyatt Earp - the Hugh O'Brian TV version

I'm sure I have others,,,these are just the ones off the top of my head.


Also a question.  May be more trouble than it is worth but is there any interest in a publicly available reference / spreadsheet sort of listing matching character - TV or movie source  - company(s) and approx scale?

Thanks.

[Orctrader]

Didn't see answers in the messages, so I'll ask - any suggestions for:
Lone Ranger

Artizan at Northstar do one.  Originally a freebie I think with some rules.  Now available as part of the Legends of the Old West pack, along with Crockett, Billy the Kid and Custer

[frank xerox]

I think its Brigade that do a cracking Cole, Hitch & Bragg set.

[frank xerox]

And Knuckleduster do the magnificent seven

[Johnno]

Dead Man's Hand have quite a few TV, Movie and Real Life characters

https://www.northstarfigures.com/list.php?man=58&cat=363&sub=523&page=1

In the Lawmen posse, they have a Hell On Wheels Bohannon, Everitt Hitch from Appaloosa Series and Val Kilmer's Doc Holliday.
In The Outlaw posse, they have 3:10 to Yuma's Charlie Prince.
I'm sure in both sets you could attribute the figures to other movies or tv that I'm not familiar with.

They also have singles like Jonah Hex

[NickNascati]

Knuckleduster’s personality figures are amazing!  I recently painted Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson from Once Upon a time in the West, along with Clint Eastwood.  The detail is incredible.

[mikeland]

Great thread. Does anyone know if there is a Gary Cooper from high noon out there by any manufacturer?

[frank xerox]

Ooh, not off the top of my head no, but I would try knuckleduster - old packs as well as the gunfighters ball range

[nozza_uk]

Are there any models/proxies for the Cartwright family from Bonanza? Namely, Ben, Joe, Adam and Hoss.

Also, what about the Cannon family from The High Chaparral?

[CapnJim]

Knuckleduster Dead Man's Hand does the newer (with Denzel Washington) Magnificent Seven, along with their original Magnificent Seven pack.  And Empress Miniatures does a few movie sets, especially Open Range - the Kevin Cosnter and Robert Duval figs, and the Baxter Boys (even the guy with his arm in a sling...).

(Edit:  My bad.  I meant Dead Man's Hand in this original post.  As you can see, I changed it.  Sorry...)

[Bellerophon]

Are there any figures of Jimmy Stewart?

[Bellerophon]

Also, does anyone do Lee Van Cleef or Gian Maria Valonte besides knuckleduster?

[Cat]

Heck, I don't even do a lot of wild west gaming, but would buy a Lee Van Cleef and other characters with all the great guns from the Sabata trilogy!
 
I'm sure I would find a good use for them.
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[Ilmarainen]

Well, here are the ones I have acquired over the years in 54mm (the scale where they can show off their personality)... first up, historic:

- Ike Clanton
- Billy Clanton
- Tom McLaury
- Frank McLaury
- Wyatt Earp (multiple versions)
- Virgil Earp
- Morgan Earp
- Doc Holliday (2 versions)
- Wild Bill Hickok (2 versions)

- Billy the Kid (2 versions)
- Pat Garrett
- Butch Cassidy
- Sundance Kid
- Jesse James

[Ilmarainen]

Secondly; the film characters in 54mm:

- The Man with No Name (2 versions)
- Tuco
- The Magnificent Seven (a great set)
- Jack Williams (from Shane)
- Gary Cooper from High Noon
- John Wayne (as himself, and Rooster Cogburn and Tom Doniphon)
- James Stewart