Just Plain Folk Figures - 2007

[gtrainman1]

Hi All,

While attending the train show last week in Pittsburgh, PA. I took some photos of the New for 2007 Just Plain Folk Figures and wanted to share them with others.

To see photos, Copy and paste the link in your browser. 

http://good-times.webshots.com/album/557271460NmGRYc

[underworld]

Couldn't make the link work.

 

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[ttrigg]

Got the page up, but as usual, too many commercials jumping around to really enjoy the pictures.  Seem to only be at the "webshots" site.  Don't have the problem at the other web photo storage sites.

[gtrainman1]

It's a free site, what more could one ask for

Click on one of the photos to enlarge them. 

[Railfan1]

http://good-times.webshots.com/album/557271460NmGRYc

[Railfan1]

good pics.

[Southwest Chief]

Thanks for the photos, the electrical line men are interesting, might work as miners too.  But I didn't notice any figures in the spanish/mexican style.  I have one seated figure that I got a few years ago.  Did you notice any others like the fellow pictured below?  I could sure use more like him to populate my southwestern townsite.  I'd also like to see some native americans in regular clothing, not in the typical cowboys and indians attire.

 

[gtrainman1]

Hi Matt,

 I think there were some figures that may interest you. Here is the link to the Just Plain Folk web site.

http://www.trackntrains.com/jpf_frame.htm

 

 

[ttrigg]

When they were in San Diego, the first weekend of December, my wife picked up a few pieces from him. Bride, Groom, Brides Maid, Mechanic, Tractor, and three cows.

[underworld]

They look really good!!!

 

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[johnandjulie13]

Pretty impressive!

John O