Had a nice wee win on the bay for some 40th stuff. Really pleased with the price as nude AM figures have been going for about the £20 mark recently. Some nice other bits and bobs with them too.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWNX:IT
Paul463's collection
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gung-hoeddie
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Re: 40th AM win
Cheers Eddie, Sniper software! May be able to put together a full RNLI outfit with a wee bit more digging.
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That'll set you back a fair wee bit of wad, they are also fairly difficult to get hold of too! So have one by next Friday then?
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Re: 40th AM win
Nice win Paul they will look good dressed up.
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Re: 40th AM win
Cheers Mate. Like Eddie I have plans a foot for the next uniforms. Want to get some more of the German uniforms Panzer Captain and Staff officer. And then some of the Explorer types tooRed Laser wrote:Nice win Paul they will look good dressed up.
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Re: 40th AM win
Great win, Paul. My headless Geyperman I have coming cost me about 24 pounds, you did well. Best kind of Pommy AM too. 
I was up late last night re-barrelling guns I got as a freeby off AMHQ last week. Bit tired this morning, but I got a sweet looking Sten and a few SLR's up to par.
I was up late last night re-barrelling guns I got as a freeby off AMHQ last week. Bit tired this morning, but I got a sweet looking Sten and a few SLR's up to par.
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Re: 40th AM win
that's probably not far of the truth.paul463 wrote:That'll set you back a fair wee bit of wad, they are also fairly difficult to get hold of too! So have one by next Friday then?
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Re: 40th AM win
Here you go Eddie!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ACTION-MAN-40th-A ... 2c54b023fd
Shipping will be the killer!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ACTION-MAN-40th-A ... 2c54b023fd
Shipping will be the killer!
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