Clint Eastwood"Man with no name"figure.

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I remember seeing a build-up of a Clint Eastwood "Man with no name Figure in FSM sometime in the past.Does anyone know where to find one?

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I don’t recall seeing it but best way to do it is use the search tool on FSM.

Good luck with your search!

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Thanks!I will!

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This one’s probably the best, The Man with No Name from Andrea in 54mm:

It’s available at Military Miniatures Warehouse.

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Awesome!From The Good The bad And The ugly!

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I found the Eastwood figure in the April 1999 issue.The figure is 1/8 scale from Monsters in Motion.The builder (Michael Spressler)did a great job!

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I’ve got one in my stash! Great looking kit! Squadron also had 'em–that’s where I got mine! They also have a “Dirty Harry” figure I believe, although for copyright/trademark reasons it’s called something “generic”, as with many of their figures; you have to search a little for it…

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Thanks!Looks like a cool figure!

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The Dirty Harry kit is sold as “Magnum .44” and the likeness to Clint is only approximate from some angles. I did one as a commission for a friend and can’t get around to finishing my own.

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AJ!You forgot to put the hot dog in his hand!Remember the scene were he faced down the thugs in '65 Ford?Classic Cinema Dude!

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That’s not mine, that’s the box art. This is mine:

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Nice work!

Man, that looks like Tommy Lee Jones from this angle!

David

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Looks great!What scale is it?

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I remember after the movie was made, 2nd Street Firearms had a signed photo of him with said pistol in their display case.

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Yep!I hear that after it came out Smith and Wesson 8" Model 29s became a much sought after item.

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All of these are 54mm from Andrea.

On a side note,. the original .44 prop is on display at the Smith & Wesson museum here in Springfield MA.

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I shot a .44 Mag S&W Grizzly and the recoil,while stout.was not uncontrollable.Plus it was very accurate!

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Forgive my ignorance, but what is 54 mm scale, does it transfer to 1/12, 1/8th…?

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Approximately 1/32.

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Thank you, I appreciate your help. That’s awefull small for me, what are they used for, railroading? Sorry, again, please forgive my ignorance.