Bob Murch Figures

[muppetman]

Thanks Bob.. :mrgreen:

Wow... the great king Bob spoke to us.. i feel blessed.

We love your figs dude, cant wait to get some to call my own..

WOW

[white knight]

We exchanged a few mails once. Somebody want to touch me?  ::

[Plynkes]

Mark Copplestone sent me an email once.

I haven't defragged my hard drive since.  

[Argonor]

We exchanged a few mails once. Somebody want to touch me?  ::

Same here - over a year ago, though  ::

[PeteMurray]

Oh yeah? Well I handled miniatures that were copies of masters made from greens sculpted by Paul Hicks AND Mike Owen. Beat that.

A Wooster and Jeeves inspired set is also soon to be posted...

Both WOO and HOO!

The rest remains a carefully guarded secret, unless I get a few too many bourbons under my belt.

Historicon objective identified.

[Big Guy]

Why don't we do a whip 'round and buy him a bottle of Bourbon and see what happens.

[Argonor]

Oh yeah? Well I handled miniatures that were copies of masters made from greens sculpted by Paul Hicks AND Mike Owen. Beat that.

A Wooster and Jeeves inspired set is also soon to be posted...

Both WOO and HOO!
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Second that!!! A MUST have! (As is most of his minis, actually....   )

[argsilverson]

Thanks to Argonor and his advise aboyt minituricum, I was able to buy my first Pulp figures from him.

Michael is a friendly chap and has outstanding service. I do recommend for doing business with him.

What I say is: I wish he carried more ranges!
Thanks

[The Dozing Dragon]

Oh yeah? Well I handled miniatures that were copies of masters made from greens sculpted by Paul Hicks AND Mike Owen. Beat that.

A Wooster and Jeeves inspired set is also soon to be posted...

Both WOO and HOO!

The rest remains a carefully guarded secret, unless I get a few too many bourbons under my belt.

Historicon objective identified.

the Perry twins once noticed me at a show................... :wink:

[Aaron]

Good old Bertie and Geeves?!? I can't believe I'm just reading this now. Another set I have no use for, but must own!

[uti long smile]

Coming late to the party - but my service from Bob has always been excellent and never had a customs problem either.

Good news on those new releases too! Can't wait for the Death Ray.

[Wirelizard]

I can trump "once had an email from Bob" - I played in a game GM'd by him at Trumpeter con in Vancouver a month or so back.

He got me hooked on pulp, like a good dealer does. I'm sure I'll be back for more hits!

He runs a great game, with awesome scenery!

[Darkoath]

I wonder if Bob would trade figures for bourbon?  Also if he is really drunk he might toss in a bunch of freebies!  

Bob's service to the US is also excellent btw...

And I about fell out of my chair laughing when I read your figure smuggling post in this thread Pete! ::

[Tommy20]

I've got you all beat.  I'm convinced that Bob named a figure after me.

http://www.pulpfigures.com/catcode.php?range=Personalities&code=PHP&number=7&custID=16319221441207937967

I had been in contact with Bob concerning the RAFM Space: 1889 custom order (the new figs that came out a few years back), and this pack came out just a few months later.

-Tommy Boyd

[gunhawk]

I can trump "once had an email from Bob" - I played in a game GM'd by him at Trumpeter con in Vancouver a month or so back.

He got me hooked on pulp, like a good dealer does. I'm sure I'll be back for more hits!

He runs a great game, with awesome scenery!

I just ordered a couple of packs from him and got them within a week.  His turnaround is very fast and he enjoys the "pulp era".  His booth at HMGS conventions will put you in the mood for a game as he keeps a small TV going showing serials from the 1930's and 40's and displays movie posters from the era.  His painted minis in nicely done dioramas are very enticing and are good references for painting.  I'm always more likely to buy figures that I've seen painted and that look good finished than figures that I've only seen unpainted.  He and Kevin put on some *very* good games and are enthusiastic about them and the "pulp era".  His booth is usually very busy, but we always manage to squeeze in some conversation about pulp magazines and serials.  He's fun to talk to and I occasionally let him get a word in edgewise. (-:  I sent him a message asking a question about one of his "Cringing Captives" and got an answer right away.  He has a very good web page, and he has a set of "pulp" rules that you can download for free.  In short, he supports his products, and that's important.

Gunhawk