An Inventory of Marx Playset Figures and Accessories Manufactured from 1951 to 1979 Wild West Page 6 - Miniature Playset Figures and Accessories |
Photos above courtesy of Jamie Zervos, Ebay ID Themid-nitepickle | ||
Photos above -- as well as the photo of the box top -- courtesy of Terri Foreman, Ebay ID auntieoz |
Covered Wagon Attack all set up for play Photo of this incredible display courtesy of collector Greg Urbach |
Photos below are courtesy of Ebay ID cmarlow57. |
Primary contents of the Custer's Last Stand Set The photo does not include all figures, most notably most of the Indian warriors; you can see photos of additional Indians near the bottom of this page. Note the down-sized 60mm pose of the woman with shopping basket at bottom center, a case of quite literally shopping until she dropped! |
Indians (incomplete) and cannons | Horses and wagon |
Cavalry, more horses, and accessories |
The mountain |
Above photos are courtesy of Ebay ID cmarlow57. |
Fort Apache gate and walls, ladders, flags with poles and bases, and various small accessories
Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams
The gate is about 4-1/2 inches wide and 4-1/4 inches high; stockade walls are about 3-3/4 inches wide and 2-3/4 inches high. |
Fort Apache stockade with various accessories Photo courtesy of Mark, Ebay ID mark-nfa |
Blacksmith, Dodge City Bank, and Barber Shop buildings
Photo courtesy of Jose Petrie and Bob Adams
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The five smaller buildings from the Western Town Play Set, as shown in the play set instruction sheet. |
The Dodge House -- a combined hotel-saloon -- from the Western Town Play Set, as shown in the play set instruction sheet. |
Recent Price Lines I have noticed | ||||
$394 | July 2012 | Ebay |
Mounted, firing rifle (rifle broken) |
Mounted, waving | Mounted, firing pistol to right | Mounted, firing pistol upward |
Wagon driver with whip | Wagon shotgun rider | ||
Seth Adams pose | Flint McCullough pose | Dale Evans pose | Pointing pistol forward |
With branding iron |
Two pistols drawn | With whip | With pistol and bag of gold |
Outlaw firing pistol | Drawing pistol | Fighting, without hat | Fighting, with hat |
Woman with basket | With rope and harness | Outlaw with hands up | Twirling rope |
Stretcher team with wounded cowboy Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams |
Mounted cowboys, shotgun for wagon, and wagon driver Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams |
Mounted Indians (not based on larger size Marx Indians) Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams |
Indians on foot (most based on Marx 3-inch Indian poses)
Photo courtesy of Mark, Ebay ID mark-nfa
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First three figures are downsized from Marx 60mm Indians, woman holding papoose looks almost Egyptian All photos courtesy of Ebayer cmarlow57 |
Six dismounted U.S. cavalrymen downsized from 60mm figures Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams |
Mounted U.S. cavalrymen downsized from 60mm figures Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams |
Cavalryman from the Custer set, with what looks like casualties in the background Photo courtesy of Ebayer cmarlow57 |
Horses - cowboy, Indian, and Cavalry (not based on larger sized playset horses) The five horses can be categorized (in order above) as left leg up bent, left leg up forward, both front feet up, right leg up, and running (without base) Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams |
Cowboy mounted on horse
(Riders are very difficult to keep mounted; because the figures are made in hard plastic and the riders do not fit tightly, they tend to slide off the horses. Use soft wax to keep them on!) |
Farm Animals - cattle, sheep, dogs
Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams
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Collie and goat
Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams
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Stagecoach Photo courtesy of Terry Kern, Ebay terry_kern |
Buckboard Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams |
Hay wagon Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams |
Cannon pulled by horse-drawn cassion and limber
Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams
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Covered wagon
Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams
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Close-up of cassion and limber Photo courtesy of Mark, Ebay ID mark-nfa |
Two types of fencing
Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams
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Individual photos of other items not available at this time. |
Dip well About an inch high and 1-3/4 inches wide |
Saguaro Cactus Same as larger scale cactus, but only 1-1/2 inches tall |
Prickly pear cactus About an inch and a half high There is a third type of larger cacti shown in photos above which I have seen in at least two of these sets. |
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Flag pole base About a half inch high and 1-1/8 inches on each side |
Palm tree About 6-1/2 inches high, not sure if proper number of fronds and coconuts are attached |
Barrel 1/2 inch high |
Anvil on stump 1/2 inch high |
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Pile of hay bales An inch and a quarter wide |
Hay wagon with hitch attached. About two inches long without hitch I am not sure how the hitch is supposed to hook to anything. Any answers out there? |
Butter churn About 3/4 inches tall |
Small piles of rocks About a half inch high and 1-1/2 inches wide |
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Hitching post Two inches wide |
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Haystack and pumpkin Pumpkin is 3/8 inch wide, haystack is an inch high Pumpkin fits onto top of haystack to cover hole in haystack. I have no idea what that is all about. Hong Kong's idea of autumn harvest in the USA? Any ideas? |
Green bench? Just 7/8 inches wide This item puzzles me. Three of them are in my Western Town Playset. They appear to be benches, but are too small for the figures. I keep thinking they are meant to be wagons seats, but I see no way to attach them. Any ideas? |
Various small accessories
Photo courtesy of Josh Petrie and Bob Adams
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