Godawful models
Discussion
I was given these godawful models a few years ago and frankly I'm tired of them looking at me when i open the cupboard. They are hand painted in what appear to be home made cases, quite weighty - lead or some other white metal. Anyway, I'd like to see the back of them, are they worth selling or should i give them to a modeling enthusiast should he/she want them?
Chairman LMAO said:
I was given these godawful models a few years ago and frankly I'm tired of them looking at me when i open the cupboard. They are hand painted in what appear to be home made cases, quite weighty - lead or some other white metal. Anyway, I'd like to see the back of them, are they worth selling or should i give them to a modeling enthusiast should he/she want them?
Do you own an air rifle?
dr_gn said:
Chairman LMAO said:
I was given these godawful models a few years ago and frankly I'm tired of them looking at me when i open the cupboard. They are hand painted in what appear to be home made cases, quite weighty - lead or some other white metal. Anyway, I'd like to see the back of them, are they worth selling or should i give them to a modeling enthusiast should he/she want them?
Do you own an air rifle?
Apparently, according to Collins which have included it in their 30th anniversary dictionary;
"The dictionary will define "meh" as an expression of indifference or boredom, or an adjective meaning mediocre or boring."
I'll settle for "plain annoying", which is in no way meant as a definition of the word itself.
So I guess Nismo is referring to models (just those pictured?) as boring?
"The dictionary will define "meh" as an expression of indifference or boredom, or an adjective meaning mediocre or boring."
I'll settle for "plain annoying", which is in no way meant as a definition of the word itself.
So I guess Nismo is referring to models (just those pictured?) as boring?
Red Firecracker said:
Apparently, according to Collins which have included it in their 30th anniversary dictionary;
"The dictionary will define "meh" as an expression of indifference or boredom, or an adjective meaning mediocre or boring."
I'll settle for "plain annoying", which is in no way meant as a definition of the word itself.
So I guess Nismo is referring to models (just those pictured?) as boring?
I don't think they are boring at all. Just really not my thing. I have never seen the appeal in figurines , just like people who collect these don't see the appeal of model cars which i do."The dictionary will define "meh" as an expression of indifference or boredom, or an adjective meaning mediocre or boring."
I'll settle for "plain annoying", which is in no way meant as a definition of the word itself.
So I guess Nismo is referring to models (just those pictured?) as boring?
The first photo seems to depict an early lead/white metal Post Militaire French figure and horse in 90mm. This company stopped trading some years ago and so there is a rarity value for collectors but probably worth a lot more had it been an untouched kit.
I do recognise the kidney shaped plaster base of the second figure as being a common feature in Verlinden Kits. If so, that figure is completely made of plastic resin and will be 120mm in scale- worth little.
I do recognise the kidney shaped plaster base of the second figure as being a common feature in Verlinden Kits. If so, that figure is completely made of plastic resin and will be 120mm in scale- worth little.
Edited by kenny Chim 4 on Wednesday 9th December 00:23
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