I've previously mentioned
Langley Models and finally went out and bought a few of them.
So, this is what they look like:
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Quite nice figures, unbased but the pin on one foot makes them easy to attach to a 15mm round mdf base - simply drill hole, push figure in and snip off excess. |
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Being 1/76th, didn't think they would suit the stuff I've got for Newhaven or St Norman's - so concentrated on peripheral themes such as naval. |
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Likewise, hunting types that don't involve much in the way of buildings. |
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Comparison with 25mm and 28mm figures. Not really compatible. |
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This is where they shine - facing the 'big' monsters. Much more impressive than using the 28mm figures for this. |
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Or here. |
One strange piece of trivia. There's a toy/model shop in Norwich called Langleys. Strangely, they don't stock Langley Models figures, but they do stock Vallejo paints and I buy quite a few from there... so my Langley models have been mostly painted using paints from Langleys, just nothing to do with each other!
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