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General => News => Topic started by: Martin Milner on September 04, 2007, 14:45:25
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Wouldn't a new beard/moustache combination slike that sported by FD below add a certain je ne sais quoi to the "spanish soldier" figures in 4294 and 4295?
(http://cache.eb.com/eb/image?id=8226&rendTypeId=4)
This sort of beard was popular during the Reign of Queen Elizabeth I in England, and also in Spain during much the same timeframe.
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I agree, Martin ...
This moustache and beard would be great. However, Playmobil probably feels that they have already produced such a figure with their Red Musketeer (4627) ...
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I agree, Martin ...
This moustache and beard would be great. However, Playmobil probably feels that they have already produced such a figure with their Red Musketeer (4627) ...
I got one of those today but that's not a beard worthy of a Spaniard, that's just for catching dribbles of soup... ;D Odd how it's a different colour from his hair, too. I'm not too sure about the silver trousers - is he supposed to be wearing chainmail trews?
The kind of beard I'm thinking of is much more substantial, but comes to a point in the middle.
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i will leave you with another proposition - a 15/16th century portuguese bear belonging to vasco da gama...
:wow:
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i will leave you with another proposition - a 15/16th century portuguese bear belonging to vasco da gama...
:wow:
I'm sure you meant to type "beard", but bear pretty well describes it! ;D
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Very funny playmofire :lol:
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... indeed, a bearded bear he is. :yup:
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If you want a beard like that i recommend you don't shave ;D
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:-[i have tried it once but i shaved when having a simple soup became a challenge...