Some new or old arrivals from the bottom of the toybox have come in from the wider family. Good old Herald Household Cavalry foot figures and a bashed 80s Britain’s Deetail Knight.
I think the white cowboy (sort of a solid swoppet Timpo clone?) originally came from me, from Pound Store bags back c. 2007. It has now returned to me after these many years.
Blog posted by Mark Man of TIN, 11 December 2021
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I have a few of the cowboy clones. I look forward to seeing how you paint it.
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No idea yet – I do like the bright colours of 50s 60s Toy cowboys.
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You have inspired me, as per usual. I have a box of Herald and Deetail in my dads loft with a wooden castle from the 1960s. I think it’s Triang.
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Hello Vincent – Space and storage prevents me collecting forts, beside the odd old 60s wooden one that survived in the wider family from childhood.
Sounds like you might be making a trip to your family loft sometime?
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