Odds Ends Part Five June 2018 Request, No Name, Custom Figure

Odds Ends Part Five June 2018 Request, No Name, Custom Figure we will be looking a number of subjects. First greg Liska has a figure request. We explain the origin of No Name’s name.  Then I show how I changed a timpo cowboy by using Dabro Parts from Germany.

Odds Ends Part Five June 2018 Request, No Name, Custom Figure Greg Liska

Odds Ends Part Five June 2018 Request, No Name, Custom Figure

Greg is looking for a figure. I’m looking to get more of this figure (see attached pic). I need at least 3. It can be damaged, as in missing ram rod or even missing head. I’m not concerned with the color. If you’ve got them and don’t want them, let’s talk. 

Odds Ends Part Five June 2018 Request, No Name, Custom Figure No Name

Odds Ends Part Five June 2018 Request, No Name, Custom Figure

I have to  explain where the name for No Name comes from. It came from yours truly. When this company first showed up my Russian sources could or would not give me a name. The reason is the party is copying metal figures.  I had to come up with a name and decided on No Name.  If owner finally comes up with a name we will use it. Right now it seems the No Name is what it is.

Odds Ends Part Five June 2018 Request, No Name, Custom Figure Dabro PartsOdds Ends Part Five June 2018 Request, No Name, Custom Figure

One of my German friends Axel Sohinus  sent me some of the parts from Dabro Parts.  Dabro has been making a wide range of parts  I will photograph some of the other pieces soon.  I put the bandit head on and discovered that head had a male prong. The Timpo hat had a male prong as well as I was at an impass.  Going through some other parts I found that Axel had sent me a Mexican hat which would fit on it. So I put them together. What do you think. 

 

 

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19 Responses to Odds Ends Part Five June 2018 Request, No Name, Custom Figure

  1. Don Perkins says:

    I don’t have any spare figures of the Marx WOW pose Greg Liska is asking about, but I do have a question for Greg: Are those the CTS cannon that are lined up in the photo? Did they come like that (barrel black but carriage/limber a greyish tone), or did you paint them?

    • Greg Liska says:

      The cannons came that color, but the portion that holds the cannon barrel to the fun are made from strips of tin and pins to hold it in place. They are painted to match the cannon. The limbers are made from broken Marx originals. I painted them brown with dark grey wheels to match the guns. Some of the parts are replaced with wood and painted to match. The cannons were on sale for dirt cheap due to the retaining pieces missing. The broken limbers were free. I’m pretty cheap with my disposable income, but the genuine motivating factor is; I can’t let the stuff go to the dump. I see how it can be fixed and just have to ‘rescue’ it.

  2. Craig Scribner says:

    I think your bandit looks great, Paul!

  3. ERWIN F SELL says:

    Interesting in Mexican figure looks nice ,but not face??.
    Best

  4. Daithi Gilfoyle mcgroarty says:

    Hey ,Greg contact me I have one of the Gunners[complete}-be interested in a trade!

  5. Mark McNamara says:

    Nice Bandit Paul !

  6. Peter Evans says:

    Mike Ellis of Marksmen models brought in ex Marx 60mm from Hong Kong in bulk
    He might have some of the gunner spare

  7. Peter Evans says:

    email address is :
    michaelellis49@aol.com

  8. Greg Liska says:

    Good catch, Erwin! I think the unreliable internet where I’m staying during the week caused me to miss this. Seems the whole page didn’t load like it did now. I’ve managed to get 2 of the 3 I’m looking for. I’m not too sure I want to get all of that extra for the one figure. Thanks for looking into it for me. If another one doesn’t emerge soon, I might go ahead and buy a set.

    • ERWIN F SELL says:

      Greg ,yes i agree and wont buy one set just to get one pose ,i will keep eye x loose lots on ebay and let u know..best

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