
"Marx Gallant Men" Topic
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| The Dao | 18 Apr 2020 5:53 a.m. PST |
Review of the rare and classic Marx Playset. The Gallant Men. Wish they had made a "Combat" Playset instead, but nonetheless a great addition to any WW2 collection. link |
DisasterWargamer  | 18 Apr 2020 9:18 a.m. PST |
T Cohen's Superior Toys ABC Combat Playset Looks like a lot of Marx in it link
Note – found information on another site – Superior toys initially copied lido figures and later Marx – but at a smaller scale link
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| The Dao | 19 Apr 2020 5:10 a.m. PST |
Nice finds! That's an interesting site. That Combat Playset is no where near what Marx could have produced, but then again Marx always seemed to push out a Playset for a tv show when that show was either declining or being canceled. |
DisasterWargamer  | 19 Apr 2020 8:06 p.m. PST |
Lots of fun playsets – then and now |
Bobgnar  | 20 Apr 2020 3:47 p.m. PST |
Speaking of Gallant, my favorite set was Captain Gallant. I recall Woolworths selling bags of figures from the set so I had quite a foreign legion collection. When I went to college, my younger brother melted most of the figures, dropping the flaming plastic on ant hills. |
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