Antediluvian Miniatures' Adventurers

[Steve F]

Ordered Saturday, arrived Tuesday, and very nice they are too: more delicate than you'd think from the photos.  Given my multi-Cushion purchase with conversions in mind, I'm glad to note that it should be possible to detach his hand from his monocle without damaging the face.

[Wolf Girl]

We put these Pulp Alley character cards together for Antedilivian's awesome new adventurers....



I can't wait to get mine!! 



Have fun!

[wulfgar22]

Those cards are fab!

[shadowking1957]

I got mine alos when the cards  up for purchase there brilliant

[Denizen Kane]

I sooo like the guy with the umbrella! MUST HAVE HIM REACHING FOR WALLET....

[The_Beast]

Something tells me they need some upright beasts... 

I've bought three of him.  You can never have too many Cushions.

Any chance of spillover to Dr Who? Actually, all three. I think that's as good a Leela as I've seen! 

Doug

[Steve F]

Any chance of spillover to Dr Who?

Peter Cushing played eccentric inventor Dr Who - actually his name in these versions - in two films for producer Milton Subotsky in the mid-1960s (Doctor Who and the Daleks and Daleks' Invasion Earth AD).  In the 1970s Subotsky also produced At the Earth's Core, in which Cushing played eccentric inventor Dr Abner Perry in a performance very similar to his Dr Who.  It's Dr Perry who forms the basis of Professor Cushion.  Some Doctor Who fans consider it almost a second sequel.

I think that's as good a Leela as I've seen!

Perhaps not Leela, but the costumes (such as they were!) from One Million Years BC were reused in the 1966 Doctor Who story "The Savages".  Sadly, those episodes are among the ones missing from the BBC Archive.

- Steve F, boring in a different way from Dr Perry's big drill.

[The_Beast]

That's okay. Knew most of that, but not a problem to hear again. 

After all, those are the beasts from 'Core'.

As for Leela, paint the midriff, and I stand by my thought. Not all of her costumes had the modesty panel. 

Doug