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Title: 1/20 scale figure
Post by: Mobilgas on February 21, 2013, 06:27:15 PM
Anyone know who made or sell's this figure?
Title: Re: 1/20 scale figure
Post by: Ray Dunakin on February 21, 2013, 07:12:22 PM
Try contacting the guys who made the Sundance Central RR, they used some of those figures so they may be able to give you a lead.

http://www.sundancecentral.org/contact.html (http://www.sundancecentral.org/contact.html)


If all else fails, I have one that I might part with. It's a bit too large for my 1/24th layout.

Title: Re: 1/20 scale figure
Post by: finescalerr on February 22, 2013, 12:25:40 AM
I think Bob Hartford might have sold them at one time. (Hartford Products. See the ad in my books if you don't have contact info. Or send me a note and I'll give you Bob's e-mail.) -- Russ
Title: Re: 1/20 scale figure
Post by: Geoff Ringle on February 22, 2013, 05:16:08 AM
I know for a fact that Clem sells these.... one of the Fine Folk Figures.  He had a good supply last weekend at the train meet in the Trolley Museum at Steamtown.  He often does weekend shows, so the best time to contact him is Mon-Thur.
http://www.warriorrunlocoworks.com/figures.php
Title: Re: 1/20 scale figure
Post by: lab-dad on February 22, 2013, 07:58:43 AM
WOW, just looked at his site.
The other two brands dont even compare to the Fine Folk!
-Mj
Title: Re: 1/20 scale figure
Post by: Mobilgas on February 22, 2013, 07:43:30 PM
Thanks Guy's  ;)  for helping me find this figure,  The Fine Folk look real good...they look just as good as the figures i bought years ago from a company that sold 1/2 inch figures called S L M model citizens...you could buy them painted in limited numbers to. The S L M figures were highly detailed and cast great....very nice detail.  Ill try to post a picture of the one's i have tommorow.
Title: Re: 1/20 scale figure
Post by: Ray Dunakin on February 22, 2013, 09:45:51 PM
SLM still sells figures, and they have some that are 1:20 scale. Even the 1/24th figures can work in the larger scale since people vary in size.