"Bugle & Guidon 30mm figures" Topic
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| rtc105 | 20 Jun 2010 6:06 a.m. PST |
In order to take my mind off the present misery that is living in the UK, I started sorting through some boxes of old figures. They had been in storage for many years and among them were some figures I have had since the 1970's. I came across a set of "Bugle and Guidon" 30mm figures from their Custer Line. There are 6 standing figures of US cavalry from the 1870 period, with 2 dead and 2 dead horses, plus a whole lot of spare rifles, pistols, saddles etc.
I have tried looking on line but I coldn't find anything about this line, just a few references to Bugle and Guidon going out of business years ago. Any information on these figures would be much appreciated, as I would like to know if it is worth putting them up for sale or should I just put them back in storage and leave my kids to find them when I'm gone.
Many thanks
Rob |
aecurtis  | 20 Jun 2010 2:17 p.m. PST |
See TMPer Garryowen's post here: TMP link He might have more history for you. The Heritage entry in the Manufacturers Directory shows the range: TMP link …going in turn to Iron Brigade: TMP link ..and Lost Battalion: TMP link You'd have to ask if they're still available: tlbminiatures.com Allen |
| nevinsrip | 20 Jun 2010 10:55 p.m. PST |
I know for a fact that Monarch Miniatures of NY has the 54 mm molds and that he produces the line along with several other "dead" lines. I do not know if he has the 30 mm molds.
I am sure you can track him down and find out. I do know that he lives in Queens in NYC and that he has a table at the Long Island Military Miniature show in Freeport, Long Island. You can probably contact them for his information. |
| rtc105 | 21 Jun 2010 1:55 a.m. PST |
Thanks guys, I must have missed the connections. So many of the old companies have gone since I started collecting back in the days when I still had hair and a waistline. It will be good to try and track these leads down. Thanks again for all your help.
Rob |
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