All this nostalgia

[Helm]

Blimey Jon I had forgotten all about those a real blast from the past there!

Steve

 

[Mirofsoft]

Segom is still existing but only for Flats
http://www.figurines-soldats.com/
So a scan of the old kits is welcome
Best

 

[Mirofsoft]

Hello friends

with the help of Tecumsea, I upgraded the catalog list with Ensign , Cameron 110mm, Tradition 80mm, Tradition 90mm, Tradition 120mm all 1979 catalog
as usual at http://www.mirofsoft.com/nostalgia-old-catalog-pdf/
soon Tradition 54mm

 

[JonP]

I've finally scanned in my SEGOM spares catalogue and you can get to the PDF here;

http://www.progeng.co.uk/galleries

Hope you find it of interest.

 

[Mirofsoft]

Hello friends

upgraded the catalog pdf with : tradition 54mm ( include Squadron) 1979
Serie 77 the first catlog free leaflet in an ugly size, had to rework it to fit a stndard page
also a Phoenix catalog and a Le Retour des Dieux ( Ilyad) catalog
at :http://www.mirofsoft.com/nostalgia-old-catalog-pdf/
If you have other catalog and have the possibility to scan, would be glad to add them
actualy 24 catalogs available in pdf
Best

 

[blaster]

Hello Jon and Mirosoft,

Fabulous stuff. I had heard about Segom, seen the odd figure in magazines now and then. The Segoms catalog is astounding. Since they revived Historex, why can't the same be done for Segom?

Rgds Victor

 

[Mirofsoft]

I added a fabulous catalog for 25mm fantasy, medieval wargamers
a Lego for building sceneries
see otherworld arifacts catalog at : http://www.mirofsoft.com/nostalgia-old-catalog-pdf/
Best

 

[Mirofsoft]

Hello Friends
Added today a Le Cimier catalog, if you go on their site, you can see they are closing activities
Also upgraded my file PDF Nostalgia
If you have scanned catalog, you are welcomed
Best

 

[Mirofsoft]

Hello Friends
I increased the file Nostalgia with lots of names and illustrations
see at http://www.mirofsoft.com/nostalgia-old-catalog-pdf/
1st file , all comments and help for illustration is welcomed
Best

 

[Mirofsoft]

Hello Friends
I increased the file Nostalgia with lots of names and illustrations
see at http://www.mirofsoft.com/nostalgia-old-catalog-pdf/
1st file , all comments and help for illustration is welcomed
Best

 

[waterloo1815]

I have the Little Generals catalog along with supplements & the Corporal Tuna's Supply catalog - if you need them!! Maybe some others too - I will have to look.

 

[Mirofsoft]

I have the Little Generals catalog along with supplements & the Corporal Tuna's Supply catalog - if you need them!! Maybe some others too - I will have to look.

Thanks for your help
I'm intersted by all info available . Are you able to scan ? and send me the result by e-mail or send by post.. will return the material .
Any pictures of your own collection of figures are welcomed and would ne added on the files ( with a your name as collector OR painter or .. )
ventualy could open a page with your own pistures
I'm actualy busy in preparing pdf files " Hinchliffe in adverts", Rose in adverts", "Brittania in adverts" etc where I will simply put the adverts from a manufacturers ( with date of publication and origin) as they appeared in magazines in the 70ies 80ies
Best

 

[Foxwood Figures]

Just picked up on this one. All the Queens Men - 80mm and above - are now all owned and marketed by Foxwood Figures (not miniatures). (The 54mm range was offered but was very expensive!). I have all the masters and some 400 of the original moulds. I have also purchased a number of figures from John Eden at Rose Miniatures, again masters and many original moulds, from a variety of older producers: a few at 54mm but most larger scales. For those who are familiar with our story, I currently only produce limited numbers of figures, most of which are sold to existing direct customers. The plan is still to launch a website at some point but most of the moulds really need replacing with new ones (expensive!) and, in the current economical conditions, this is not an option I am rushing into. The masters stand up well still today, so I am experimenting with making resin castings instead - much cheaper! However, customers seem to prefer these older figures as white metal castings! For more information contact me on [email protected]. Jackie