Quote from: Newportnobby on Yesterday at 11:01:27 AM

Quote from: Bealman on Yesterday at 10:50:41 AMLovely models except for the colour. But I love the SR coaches!  

Nowt wrong with the maroon Warship

Especially on SR coaches....

I asked via the chat line wether the seller was covered but the answer was NO.
The royal mail 48 tracked only covers up to £75 so the compensation was by R.M.

I did send a parcel using special delivery which covered the value of the goods but by not using the ebay label the item was listed as not delivered for several months until I was able to delete it. The buyer had signed for it but did not provide feedback so ebay did not know.

Maurice

Quote from: Nbodger on Yesterday at 09:53:31 AM

Quote from: Steven B on Yesterday at 09:09:02 AMHas anyone found Dad's Army figures?

Smart Models do a 1940's Home Guard Platoon, which is obviously the Dads Army Characters, the down side they require painting.

Also many other sets are available

The 1970s film crew and rural pensioners have a familiar look to them...

Quote from: Newportnobby on Yesterday at 11:01:27 AM

Quote from: Bealman on Yesterday at 10:50:41 AMLovely models except for the colour. But I love the SR coaches!  

Nowt wrong with the maroon Warship

It's beautiful! I impulsively sold mine early this year and now regret it.

Thanks Mike!

Quote from: Nbodger on Yesterday at 09:53:31 AMAlso many other sets are available

Including 1940s French Cafe staff, a certain Doncaster corner shop owner with the District Nurse, and some very Flash(heart) WW1 soldiers.

Quote from: Bealman on Yesterday at 10:50:41 AMLovely models except for the colour. But I love the SR coaches!  

Nowt wrong with the maroon Warship

Lovely models except for the colour. But I love the SR coaches!  

I've done a bit of shopping lately, special thanks to @Southerngooner also for the Bulleid coaches.

Quote from: Steven B on Yesterday at 09:09:02 AMHas anyone found Dad's Army figures?

Smart Models do a 1940's Home Guard Platoon, which is obviously the Dads Army Characters, the down side they require painting.

Also many other sets are available

They also make:

a set of former soldiers as a team on the run

Miami undercover detectives

A set of wizards and magicians meeting

At https://www.photogra-fix.com/print-shop you'll find Mrs Wilberforce and the Lady Killers, Count Binface, Morcambe and Wise, Laurel and Hardy, Bob Symes together with Eddie and Richie from Bottom.

Has anyone found Dad's Army figures?