Blood for the Baron!

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Jimbo1979 wrote:

Palitoy Action Force prototype figure made from resin. Rubber moulds were taken from the original sculptings and resin castings taken as shown in photography. They were cleaned up, assembled and decorated for use on a display diorama at the British Toy Fair in January 1982. Similar metal castings were taken from the moulds and cleaned up to use as patterns to cast beryllium copper cavities for the injection moulding tooling that produced the final plastic figures. NB With a certificate of authenticity signed by the designers.

Palitoy Action Force prototype figure made from metal. Rubber moulds were taken from the original sculptings and metal castings taken as shown in photography. They were cleaned up, assembled and decorated for use for catalogue photograph and for use on a display diorama at the British Toy Fair in January 1982. Similar metal castings were taken from the moulds and cleaned up to use as patterns to cast beryllium copper cavities for the injection moulding tooling that produced the final plastic figures. NB With a certificate of authenticity signed by the designers.

Quickfire wrote:Reminder to find long sold proto pic.

Palitoy Action Force Australian Jungle Fighter prototype 3 3/4" figure; cast in metal from prototype moulds, assembled and hand painted. It was used for display purposes at Toy Fair in 1982 prior to production injection moulding tools being ready. Authenticated by Bob Brechin, Lead Designer for Action Force. Figure in presented in a clear acrylic display case, with a hand signed declaration of authenticity.