Card lining for a pound store toy soldier bucket c.2007 – the usual bizarre mix of periods that fit such ‘quality’ products and their graphics. Love it!
I cannot remember what figure mix came in this small clear plastic tub, as this card liner was kept for my scrapbook.
Blogposted by Mark Man of TIN on a break from his pound store plastics paint table, 18 November 2007.
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