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Can anyone tell me which 1/50th employees Ian from Cranes Etc TV uses for his dioramas? Does DHS stock them?
- Kyle
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Preiser figures, search for them on the front page.
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Thank you I appreciate it! Hopefully they will be in stock soon.
- Kyle
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KyleS wrote:Thank you I appreciate it! Hopefully they will be in stock soon. I wouldn't hold your breath
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That particular set of figures has been discontinued for quite some time now, but there have been rumors that they will produce them again. I'd keep my eye eBay if you want a set anytime in the foreseeable future.
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Ok thanks guys. After a few more model purchases I'll look harder to find a set of hard working workers!
- Kyle
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They're nice but for a less than half the price you can grab the Bachman figures for $10-$12 and I think are more realistic (construction wise wearing orange) than the Prieser ones.
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kokosing Const Co wrote:They're nice but for a less than half the price you can grab the Bachman figures for $10-$12 and I think are more realistic (construction wise wearing orange) than the Prieser ones. Does Bachman makes them in 1:50 scale? I do have those you're talking about, but in 1:87. I did'nt know they do Lionel scale too. Do they? S.
___________________________________________________ Playing with toys since 1970, now building them.
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As far as I know the Bachmann figures are 1:48th scale.
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They sure do, a bunch of them as a matter of fact.
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Got these for my HO layout. Bought them from Germany. "/> S.
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I bought Bachman and Lionel figures when they were available. Not sure now. They 'seem' scale nevr measured them.
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These might be of some interest,not familiar with them myself as the are pretty new on the block, Creatpshop figures etc, click on catalogue 2015. Regards Joe.
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Try Jays or Quarry Diecast I have seen some on there sites recently. Wayne
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kokosing Const Co wrote:They're nice but for a less than half the price you can grab the Bachman figures for $10-$12 and I think are more realistic (construction wise wearing orange) than the Prieser ones. I agree Tom, I also wish someone would just make construction workers with Hi-Vis green t-shirts, and jackets, no safety vests, raincoats,etc. Its like they try to model these figures off of what a steroypical construction worker would wear that I have yet to see them wear in real life.
-Mike, Collecting 1/50th Construction Diecast Since 2003. View My Collection Here, As of 03/29/24
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These any good,from my previous link, Regards Joe.
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Hate to dissappiont you Kyle, but you won't find googd help here...we are all addicts..... Although from the last thread at least one of us has done well. LOL
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