This figure is the one that distinguishes this set from the others as it is not included anywhere else that I'm aware of and is specifically designed to go with the barbed-wire fence included. In addition, the figure has no holes in the bottom of his feet to accommodate a base.
Ed
One of the unusual aspects about this set were the figures. They were all of the older style ring hands (I know, I know - mostly these are slot hands, but generically the MPC guys are referred to as 'ring hands'). Also, they were all in blue vs. the traditional red of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. That's easily rectified because I have enough red ring hands to make it a 'proper' Mounty set. But for now, let's just look at the blue figures that came with my purchase.
Ed
These first two figures were photographed without accessories.
The fourth of five figures in Set #93704.
Ed
I absolutely love seeing my toy collection presented in a realistic setting and Chat GPT allows me to do that when I don't have space, time, money, or energy to do 3D modeling. In any case, I would never have immersed a vintage MPC boat in a river made from resin which would ruin the piece, so it makes sense to do a computer enhanced presentation. I really like how this one turned out!
Speaking of 3D modeling, once I'm through with that small MPC Royal Canadian Mounted Police set I started posting the other day, I'll have a nice project to show here on the blog.
Ed
