Intended as a resource to help identify vintage wargames figures before posting them more publicly on the Hinton Hunter, Old Metal Detector, or Lone S Ranger blogs
Sunday, 16 November 2008
ACW Figures
Can anyone identify the manufacturer of these 20mm metal ACW figures?
Don, I don't know who made these but ypu know they are copies of the Accurate (also sold as revell) plastic confederate infantry? - here on Plastic Soldier Review http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Review.asp?manu=ACC&code=7203
Thank you Clive. I am not too familiar with plastic figures other than the Airfix soldiers I played with as a youth. It should have occured to me that these might be pirated figures and prompted me to do some research. I purchased these castings on ebay where they show up from time to time. I certainly won't buy any more.
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Don, I don't know who made these but ypu know they are copies of the Accurate (also sold as revell) plastic confederate infantry? - here on Plastic Soldier Review http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Review.asp?manu=ACC&code=7203
Thank you Clive. I am not too familiar with plastic figures other than the Airfix soldiers I played with as a youth. It should have occured to me that these might be pirated figures and prompted me to do some research. I purchased these castings on ebay where they show up from time to time. I certainly won't buy any more.
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