Saturday, 20 July 2019

Monaco, x3

I love Monaco kits. So instantly recognisable, without being... horrible!! You could make a case for it being the most unmistakable kit in club football!

Here are 3 players wearing different incarnations of it:




Lovely!!

You may have noticed the red and white bases on the first too figures, which were the buyers choice. Not to my taste, to be honest, but it did get me thinking about the different possibilities with the bases.

I also probably would've done just a 9 on Prso, as if his hair was covering the name, but again, that was the buyer's choice.

Wednesday, 17 July 2019

Tony Adams 1989

Too tired to write in much detail...

Here's a Tony Adams figure in the kit from Arsenal's famous title-cinching win at Anfield in 1989:

Saturday, 13 July 2019

Leeds' Class of '92, Vivid Imaginations Figures

Well, I haven't posted any of these here for a long time! It's been so long, in fact, that I can't remember if I explained that someone was using 'lookalike figures' to put together Leeds 1-11 of the 1991-92 Title winning team.

Anyway, here's the central midfield:



And after saying they were lookalikes, of course I've gone and posted the only one who actually wasn't!! David Batty was produced in Newcastle kit, in this style of figure, so he was a straightforward repaint.

McAllister was too, really- just needed a change of hair colour to go with his new kit. Any guesses as to which figure was used?

Friday, 12 July 2019

Saturday, 6 July 2019

Keegan's Entertainers

Erm... not feeling very wordy, soooo... how about pics of loads of figures?!

Here are Newcastle's Entertainers!



A guy went and ordered pretty much the whole team, didn't he?! And for some reason, I forgot to include Peter Beardsley in the group pics!!


I was happy with these! You'll probably know how much I like accurate number fonts by now, but I was very happy with how the Brown Ale Star sponsor looks as well!

The most awkward aspect of these was the players who were already in Newcastle kits had round necked shirts, which didn't particularly lend themselves to having collars painted on!!