Slight digression from 20mm Colonial Pulp... sorting out the Admins catalogue and moulds I naturally started casting and painting the things... Meanwhile, Jacklex Chinese should be out in a couple of weeks (seen pictures - nice figures) and I should get the Russian company finished in a couple of days as well...
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This is the first lot finished - more of them on the assembly line and nearly finished.
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The Admins Ranges include assorted hermits and wizards in various robes and things. I need priests and monks... so paint scheme reflects this... Amazing how minor paint faults appear in photos - this lot look bad but the models themselves don't.... In order, left to right, DA01 Cleric with club, DA12 Evil priest with skull, VIC08 Village Priest with tome, then one I haven't identified - there isn't a 'preying priest figure in the range... Actually got a few unidentified figures in the Admins ranges.
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DA33 Princess flanked by AD46 Goblin madam and DA11 Village maiden (I think!)
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AD258 Nude Lamia, AD154 Howling Banshee (in ragged clothes), AD260 Moral Minority Medusa. Must admit I like these figures - they have a definite charm.
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Assorted monster types - AD162 Larva in front, AD256 Sqidhead with staff and VIC14 Count Vladimir Dracula at the back.
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VIC01 Bailiff in long coat and VIC11 Murderer in bowler hat with razor - onething about this range, needs more 'civilians'!
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VIC06 Sinister Arab with dagger and VIC18 Inscrutable Chinaman - Both, I think, should be very useful. Possible conversion potential as well?
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So, gradually sorting through these. Some figues are catalogued incorrectly, others not identified - at some stage I may just rename some of them!
Some very nice looking figures in amongst this bunch, Rob.
ReplyDeleteThere are. Admins are a very variable series of Ranges, with a couple of different styles. Most of them are quite cartoony and suit block colours. Some look a bit 'stiff', others have loads of character. I don't like a lot of the human faces, but overall it's a very quixotic set of figures.
DeleteI do like the cartoon and whimsical nature of these figures!
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Which pretty much describes them - cartoon and whimsical! When I try i, it will be interesting to see how well they fit when mixed with 'normal' figures.
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