Series77.com is back on the air!

[buzz1941]

Anyone miss us? The Web site was caught up in the notorious RegisterFly.com meltdown and we frantically yanked it out to a new registrar and server. Apparently just in time. ICANN has pulled RegisterFly's credentials.
Now we're up, any comments or suggestions?
http://www.series77.com

 

[buzz1941]

And here's Pat, circa 1990

A picture from a newspaper story:

 

[captnenglish]

How cool is that?

 

[Grizzly]

Great news indeed!! I remember these figures well and liked them very much; was on my way to collecting all the US infantry figures when they went out of business and looks like their planning on producing the ones I'm missing!.

 

[garyjd]

I remember Series 77 well. The "Americans" series were my favorite. The 5th New York zouave had to be among the best of the lot.~Gary

 

[John Bowery]

I loved the mountain man. One of my very first figures
Cheers,
John

 

[Sikander2]

3 cheers! There's a few I wanted that I missed out on. When and which ones are/will be avail., and how much?

Al C.

 

[Roc]

Series 77 produced some very nice figure, was sad when they went out of business, Glad to see them back.

Cheers
Roc

 

[rljs_2006]

A website with pictures, but nothing for sale? No replys to e-mail either...

 

[buzz1941]

A website with pictures, but nothing for sale? No replys to e-mail either...

Alas, have not received email, I think. (You can always try a PM on this site)

The Web site is at the moment at attempt to get the product organized. We have molds, but no listings of parts. The "grey army" versions of the figures on the Web site are the only ones we have info for.

Casting metal is still at least six months off.

However, we're modifying one classic Series 77 figure right now for resin casting. That will be ready this summer.