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Two versions of Ulrich von Jungingen.
(Teutonic hochmeister at battle of Grunwald). The horse is marked PZG within hollow
belly and is the correct one for these figures.
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Armored foot knights
PZG set marked 2 - 1 to 6 on base
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Crossbowmen
PZG set marked 3 - 1 to 6 on base
(1 figure missing)
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Unarmored foot soldiers.
PZG set marked 1 – 1 to 6 on base
(3 figures missing) |
Mounted knights.
3 very similar mounted knights, almost identical except for
heads and
lances, on standard medieval horses with base.
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Medieval foot knights.
Unmarked Men-at-arms, the top row show how easy
it is to miss variants, note the difference in bases. All bases on PZG
figures are unmarked except for the sets described in other pictures. |
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Unarmored figures.
Unmarked unarmored figures, note how some variants
have only different shield designs. All PZG figures were produced between mid 1960's and early 1980's. |
More unmarked medieval figures
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More unmarked medieval crossbowmen |
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Another crossbowman
Notice the two variations, the left one has a mail hood and the
right one a helmet, and the back view.
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Two more polish knights.
The unarmored one is a personality figure
and has a separate lance (missing)
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Vytautas at Grunwald
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17c 80mm Great Northern Wars figures
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17c polish artillery and figures
These are approx 80mm
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Winged Hussars on standing horses.
The larger is 1st quality and is marked PZG on horse's belly. Both have
separate figure, horse, saddlecloth and lance.
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Hussar and officer.
Two great examples of the charging polish winged hussar and officer
figure
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Polish hussar cavalry command group and one dragoon
All late
17c. Sprayed gold for tourist market, the drummer is a version without a
base, it has not been cut off.
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Polish Napoleonic figures
This is the most common set
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More Napoleonic's
I suspect there are many more types to be found.
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Two Napoleonic cavalrymen
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2 figures from the marked set
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Examples of yet another set
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A different Napoleonic 52mm set’
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Mid 19c Polish revolutionary figures
... really unusual figures.
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More revolutionary figures
They originally had very flimsy pole-arms, but it is unusual to
find any with them now.
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48mm mounted figures
From late Napoleonic and Polish uprising era
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WWII: Polish cavalry
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WWII: Polish Cavalry mounted and dismounted
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WWII: Polish Warsaw uprising
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WWII: Small boys
1 with petrol bomb and 1 courier. 2 super figures from the Warsaw
uprising set
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WWII: Girl guide nurse & boy scout with Molotov cocktail
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WWII: Two polish resistance fighters
Notice how this set has been designed to mimic WW2 Elastolin and Lineol
figures
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