Western Miniatures - Dick Jenkins

[Hannibal]

yes, does anybody knows who owns the Flowers Fairies today??

[Nicholas Ball]

Who has the flower fairies?

[Brian]

All of the figures will still be available,  as said Jupiter Miniatura is the new owner of the following sets
Indian mutiny set;
arabia set;
drum horses set;
generals WWI set;
lawrence and arab revolt.
Ct Billy's last Match


nZinn - Bernhard Bakat
 
Four Seasons
Boy's and Girl's come out to play
Globe Theatre


Christian Voss


Teddy Bears Picnic
Bisto Kids
Bisto kid's GoCart Race
Pixie Dell Set's


All the Alice in Wonderland set's are now owned by myself


Toad friends and enemies,  Finishing school for young ladies, Mons WW1, New Recruits and the like are at the this time from me


The Aircraft is with Dick's Son Richard, New figures are being commissioned and the Fokker Dr1 will be the first     

[archigrog]

I know some of the sets, are now available from Jupiter Miniatura. If you see oneBay.de, serch for "Pisanello":

Indian mutiny set;
arabia set;
drum horses set;
generals WWI set;
lawrence and arabian revolt.

Some others moulds pass to Schmalkalder Zinnfiguren and sets are available  on the website (es.  Flodden battle; Flower Knights' Tournament, some of the 120 Knight engraved by Rolf Grünewald, etc)

This is what i know is still avaible.

Claudio

[Christian]

Dears,


the history is going on:


Please notice:
http://www.intflatfigures.org/index.php?topic=4454.msg28751#msg28751

I'm just on the way to continue the series of the pixie dells 

For interess or questions, please contact me directly


BG Christian

[marko]

Merlino,

With the passing of Dick Jenkins Western Miniatures is no longer a running concern.  The moulds have been bought by a number of different folks with some remaining with the family I believe.  Brian King is your best source for what went where, you might ask him specifically what you are interested in.

There is some info here:
http://www.intflatfigures.org/index.php?topic=4452.0

As far as the catalog what is shown in the History section was taken from scans of his paper catalog done by myself.  There is no PDF of it and the catalog is no longer for sale.

I have noticed quite a few of Dick's figures showing up on Ebay.de - Germany - so it is nice to see his legacy lives on.

-cheers

mark 

[merlino]

.......and all the rest of the catalog, where can you buy it?
Have a PDF version of the catalog? thank you     

[marko]

Some pictures of Dick's delightful line of miniatures - mostly painted by Jon Redley - per Jerry Mortimore.


RAF - WWI and Indian Mountain Artillery
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Arabia Series
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Alice & Wind in the Willows
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[marko]

One of the well known producers from Great Britain, Dick Jenkins, passed in 2020. 


Dick's company, Western Miniatures, produced a variety of figures which had a little something for everyone.  Some of them such as Battle of Bosworth, Flodden are now available from Schmalkaden Zinnfiguren with some of the better know sets - Flower Fairies, Alice in Wonderland, Wind in the Willows still undetermined.



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