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Old 12-26-2006, 06:33 PM
jdesmond
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Default Strip Minifigs for sale or trade

Salutations, gentlefolk,

Minifigs 'strip' figures available for sale or trade:

F.O.B. Philadelphia, Pa. USA

Numbers - those cast into strip at end
Part-painted - probably best stripped and reprimed


Part 1 - Hellenistic period


Macedonian pikemen, plain helmet - 2 strips of 5, ? 47
4 loose, partially painted
1 loose, partially painted, pike broken off

Macedonian pikemen with crested helmet
1 strip of 5, A 18

Peltasts - crescent shield, helmet, upright javelin
5 loose, part painted

Macedonian companian cavalry - 1 loose figure,
complete average paint job

Hellenistic extra-heavy cavalry,
3 part-painted loose figures, including
1 with spear broken

Hoplites, crested helmet - 2 strips of 4

Hoplite Command - 3 officers with sword, 1 trumpeter,
1 'pan-pipes'

Numidian lt inf - 'mohawk' hair, round shield, javelin
1 strip of 5, A 72

Republican Roman legionarii - oval shield with vertical spine,
horsehair 'mane' on helmets
strip of 5, A 57

Roman legionary or auxilia - unarmored, no plume,
oval shield with central boss
strip of 5

Roman foot command
( eaglebearer, hornblower, triarius, centurian, general )
1 strip, A 22

1 loose part-painted centurian, no shield



Part II - Imperial Roman period (more to come)

5 loose figues each of:

Imp Roman legionarii, advancing, pila upright,
chainmail, straight-sided shield, helmet crest

Imp Roman legionary, advancing, pila at 45 degrees,
lorica segmenta, convex-sided shield, helmet plume

Imp Roman legionarii, advancing, pila at 45 degrees,
lorica segmenta, straight-sided shield, unadorned helmet

Imp Roman legionarii, advancing, pila at 45 degrees,
lorica segmenta, convex-sided shield, unadorned helmet

Yours, John Desmond
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Old 04-27-2007, 10:47 AM
Mike Porter
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Not sure if you sold these yet, but i am interested in the following:

Hellenistic extra-heavy cavalry,
3 part-painted loose figures, including
1 with spear broken

Hoplites, crested helmet - 2 strips of 4

Hoplite Command - 3 officers with sword, 1 trumpeter,
1 'pan-pipes'

PM me if you still have them.

*Paul Hannah and Philistine Jim gave me a couple of these figs-now I'm addicted. The retro gaming virus continues to spread...if anybody else has these figs let me know!

Last edited by Mike Porter; 04-27-2007 at 11:26 AM.
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Old 04-27-2007, 06:19 PM
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Salutations, gentlefolk,

Found a few more figures, so:

Minifigs 'strip' figures available for sale or trade:

F.O.B. Philadelphia, Pa. USA

Numbers - those cast into strip at end
Part-painted - probably best stripped and reprimed


Part 1 - Hellenistic period

Macedonian pikemen, plain helmet - 2 strips of 5, ? 47
4 loose, partially painted
1 loose, partially painted, pike broken off

Macedonian pikemen with crested helmet
1 strip of 5, A 18

Peltasts - crescent shield, helmet, upright javelin
5 loose, part painted

Macedonian companian cavalry - 1 loose figure,
complete average paint job

Hellenistic extra-heavy cavalry,
3 part-painted loose figures, including
1 with spear broken (on reserve)

Hoplites, crested helmet - 2 strips of 4 (on reserve)

Hoplite Command - 3 officers with sword, 1 trumpeter,
1 'pan-pipes' (on reserve)

Numidian lt inf - 'mohawk' hair, round shield, javelin
1 strip of 5, A 72

Republican Roman legionarii - oval shield with vertical spine,
horsehair 'mane' on helmets
strip of 5, A 57

Roman legionary or auxilia - unarmored, no plume,
oval shield with central boss
strip of 5

Roman foot command
( eaglebearer, hornblower, triarius, centurian, general )
1 strip, A 22

1 loose part-painted centurian, no shield



Part II - Imperial Roman period

In lorica segmentata with curved rectangular shield,
in original condition, as cast

5 'command' strips of 4 figures - general on horse,
centurian, standard-bearer, trumpeter

Legionaries, advancing, pilum at 45 degrees
20 strips of 5 figures (80 figures total)


Seperate figures, been thru paint-removal,
need 'crevice-cleaning' and deflashing

31 legionaries, standing, pilum upright
(some have top of pilum broken off -
not-difficult repair with pin vise and thin wire)


Loose figures, part-painted:

5x Imp Roman legionarii, advancing, pila upright,
chainmail, straight-sided shield, helmet crest

5x Imp Roman legionary, advancing, pila at 45 degrees,
lorica segmenta, convex-sided shield, helmet plume

5x Imp Roman legionarii, advancing, pila at 45 degrees,
lorica segmenta, straight-sided shield, unadorned helmet

5x Imp Roman legionarii, advancing, pila at 45 degrees,
lorica segmenta, convex-sided shield, unadorned helmet

1x General on horse, Standardbearer, Trumpeter

3x Cavalry, plumed helmet,
javelin held 45 deg above horizontal, shield with boss

3x Cavalry, crested helmet, javelin held 20 deg below horizontal,
shield with no boss


Yours, John Desmond
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Old 06-07-2007, 10:56 PM
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Antique 'Strip Minifigs' figures - for sale or trade:

Achaemenid Persian - Light cavalry - 6 seperate figures
'floppy-peak caps'
Javelin held vertical
Bowcase and quiver strapped across back
No shields


Byzantine

Skutatoi (heavy infantry) - 5 strips of 5 (=25)
Walking forward, spear at 30 degrees from vertical
'shaving brush' helmet plume
chainmail armor (?)
big round shield

Trapezitoi (light cavalry) - 10 seperate figures
Lance with pennant, vertical
'shaving brush' helmet plume
big round shield

Psiloi (light infantry) - 2 strips of 5 (=10)
Staff sling
Basket on back
No shields

These are in addition to the figures I listed previously.

Yours, John Desmond
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Old 06-07-2007, 11:12 PM
Mike Porter
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John, I want all of those Byzantines.

PM me.
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Old 06-08-2007, 09:16 PM
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John,
Do you still have the:
Numidian lt inf -A 72
Republican Roman legionarii - , A 57
Roman legionary or auxilia - unarmored, no plume,
oval shield with central boss strip of 5
Roman foot command-A 22

and finally the :

Imperial roman-5 'command' strips of 4 figures - general on horse,
centurian, standard-bearer, trumpeter
Still available ? If so please PM me.

Thanks,

Gyula Pauer
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Old 06-10-2007, 01:03 AM
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Salutations, again, gentlefolk,

Depending upon how crazy my work schedule is this week, will try to get everyone's orders sorted out and packed and shipped by end of week.

Thanks for your watience. Would have more detail here but 'tis 1AM after hard day.

Yours, Jhon Desmond
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Old 06-12-2007, 01:47 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jdesmond
Thanks for your patience. Would have more detail here but 'tis 1AM after hard day.
Deals for old strip Minifigs are always best done in the dark of night. They don't look so bad that way.

I just dealt away almost 8 pounds of strip Minifigs Greeks & Persians, but then acquired a few more strips of T'ang Chinese and Tibetans. --All transactions done late at night. (Grins.)

Last edited by Paul A. Hannah; 06-13-2007 at 04:04 AM.
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Old 06-17-2007, 09:37 PM
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Salutations, gentlefolk,

Well, another 3.4 strips turned up today. Have all the Strip Minifigs I have ready, and will compile new catalog and get orders ready as soon as I write checks for the stack of bills currently occupying worktable.

Am thinking of a 'Tape to Cardboard, Insert in Baggie, Armor with More Cardboard, Stuff in Flat-Rate Envelope' system of shipping - suggestions or objections ?

Hope you and yours are healthy and happy, and had a joyful Fathers' Day.

In memorium, Lawrence Joseph Desmond II, 1913-2003. He was a good man, may he rest in peace.

Yours, John Desmond
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Old 06-17-2007, 10:01 PM
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Salutations, again, gentlefolk,

Should've mentioned that I can also bring figures to Historicon or WBC.

And now the little matter of monjy...

You can send me checks or money orders, or - possibly - make payments to the Paypal account of a friend of mine (need to check with him, find out details)

Finally, would any of you like to opine on what would be a 'fair' price for these figures ?

Yours, John Desmond
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