Lol!! I bloody said they looked like bpee grippers on a 64 body!! But now they don't even look like proper bpee grippers either! Any chance of pulling one out so as I can see the peg?
Rogue-Trooper French Resistance
Posts : 2100 Join date : 2016-09-11 Location : Bedfordshire
Hahaha! I just get curious when I see stuff! I've had to take time out from here the last year as me and the wife had twins last September ( also have a 15 and a 5 yr old) and now they are a year old I'm slowing trying to slip back in so you'll have to excuse my weird requests! They are not without reasoning! I was here day in and day out from the forums beginning so its a hard trek back in when I've missed so much! Now show me the pegs!!!
TheOneManKid Red Devil
Posts : 934 Join date : 2013-09-06 Age : 59 Location : London and Northants
Subject: Re: Rogue Trooper's collection Sat Sep 24, 2016 5:46 am
Rogue-Trooper wrote:
He has 1964 on his back, but the hand fixings are rather...er interesting..think I may swap them for proper ones.
These look like Hobbycrash KFGs to me, I'll 'ave 'em, if you don't like them! PM some close up pics of the pair, if you want £££'s for them...
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Interesting hands on him. On this side of the pond the later AT figs with the standard body did get KFGs. This was circa 1974, I believe. There is also the Action Man hybrid figs, but they come with an EE head.
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Blondeactionman Admin
Posts : 13853 Join date : 2012-11-07 Age : 48 Location : Birmingham, England
I'm not really a fan of that uniform to be honest..so probably not. Although some elements of the lancers uniform may creep in...who knows
I see him more as a Victorian mercenary/adventurer who was sucked through a worm hole into the present day. A sort of reverse steam punk. A mix of Victorian dress with modern weaponry...ish.
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Blondeactionman Admin
Posts : 13853 Join date : 2012-11-07 Age : 48 Location : Birmingham, England
Subject: Re: Rogue Trooper's collection Sun Oct 02, 2016 9:51 am
If your going for the steampunk/ Victorian era might I suggest looking up Stef's Fantastic Bovey Boys??