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A Frenchman, Russian & 3 Germans

Article about: Guys, Got these last week end cheap and chearful, they tickled me so I got them. The bloke had lots more quite reasonably priced. I will take pics next time if he's there. Jock

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    Default A Frenchman, Russian & 3 Germans

    Guys,

    Got these last week end cheap and chearful, they tickled me so I got them. The bloke had lots more quite reasonably priced. I will take pics next time if he's there.

    Jock
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    Hi Jock , what are these made from , and how old are they , neat pieces in some good pose's, cheers Raymond

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    Hi jock,
    Those are quite nice soldiers they look pretty old as well, as plenty of date to them. are they lead , as they look it it would be nice to see better paint on them but they have had plenty of play i think.
    But worth keeping.
    dave.

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    Guys,

    They are Lineol and elastoline and the Russian is unmarked.

    Jock

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    OKW
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    i thought elastoline were sawdust and binder worked on a wire frame, very susceptible to damp, the wire corroded, expanded and split the sawdust putty apart. They seemed to be very popular in the 80's.

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    OKW,

    you seem to know more than me, I only got them as they were cheap and chearful. Yes they are not in good shape and you can see the wire (bits missing from rifles), I will try for better photos in daylight.

    Jock

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