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Anyone remember those?
Because I built a regiment of them back then, had them gather dust for a over a decade, and now I'm selling 'em on ebay, so I FINALLY took some pictures of em.

Hope you old-school fantasy nuts enjoy these!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/231559246457?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649









The musician is my absolute fav

Very cool! Best of luck with the sale

 FearPeteySodes wrote:
Very cool! Best of luck with the sale

Thanks! I just hope they end up with someone who paints them and sends me pics, you know, gives em the love I couldn't!

Very cool, though all that metal glued to all that plastic makes me shudder. Looks like a strong sneeze could turn them into a pile of bitz!

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Very cool, though all that metal glued to all that plastic makes me shudder. Looks like a strong sneeze could turn them into a pile of bitz!

They're actually super-durable Kyoto! I'm no amateur, I drilled and pinned everything, they've been packed and unpacked many times and have always passed their 1+ sv

Well bravo then!

I love me some metal, but only if it's in 1-2 parts.

Hah, yeah, I know, the kids these days who haven't been in the hobby since the 90s have no idea how easy they have it with their giant models that glue together and actually stay.