I'm back again and here we have another Old Toy Soldier come to life!! ( yes,..again..haha)
This is a Kelloggs ( made by Crescent?) plastic Knight in 1:32 scale from the 60's. Arrived to me in a bad scratched and playworn condition, but fortunately , unpainted and complete. No missing or broken parts. The plastic surface was very damaged and it is still visible in it's face. I didn't want to correct something there as it would be a disaster.. So painted the face over the scratches..
Another beautiful little old guy for my collection! Hope you enjoy :)
Running against the clock now, to paint a female figure for Lady Sarah since I have no creative idea for the next room... See you soon again...(hope so!)
'Till next time
Keep Up the Brushes!!
Love it! I remember pawing through a bag of cereal for one of those.
ReplyDeleteGlad to bring back memories! :)
DeleteVery nice. I seem to recall having a Kellogg's figure - I think it was a guardsman in a busby.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jonathan!
DeleteGreat looking fellow - nice to see old figures brought to life. Especially like the stripes.
ReplyDeleteThank you my friend! I really like that too :)
DeleteLovely looking knight George!
ReplyDeleteThank you Curt. This could also be my entry for "Oubliette" since it is one of the figures that waited too much time in the self to be painted..
DeleteGreat stuff, that face looks like he suffered a bad burn somewhere along the line so works well with the character!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Yes, this poor guy is ugly...
DeleteNice figure George!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray!
DeleteLovely stuff!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Barks!
DeleteVery nice work!
ReplyDeleteThank you sir!
DeleteI must say at first I couldn't believe it to be such a cheap figure at all, you have really levelled it up (is that a word?) very good!
ReplyDeleteThank you my friend! Really enjoy to bring them to life!!
DeleteGreat looking knight, cheap or not!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks lain! Vintage I would say. Due to it's age is a valuable figure to me anyway :)
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