Amanaman Staff
Wolff
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Amanaman Staff was usually released with the following combinations of colour to figure:
Brown Amanaman Staff:
There is only one main mould variant known. Subvariants might exist and may not all be documented. As a result of the fact that these were shot on a sprue tree in higher numbers the subvariants may vary depending on the steel mould used.
M1: COLOUR COMPARISON
SMILE
M1 was produced by SMILE in HONG KONG. The staff does not swim when submerged in water. The following colours are known:
- brown with beige paint
Easy to use, the Amanaman staff holder is supplied in 2 parts – BASE and TOP PLATE – and are specifically designed to accompany the GW Acrylic LASER cases.
All holders are produced from Archival grade UV acrylic sheet (UV 99%+) to ensure the very best protection for your collection.
We like to access our collectibles and have the freedom to change things up therefore we recommend Bostik Removeable Glue Dots which are acid and lignin free and leave no trace on the surface of the case when removed.
> Check out the new accessory holder range over at the GW ACRYLIC site
R1:
The R1 staff is one of the newest reproductions out there. They don’t swim when submerged in water and the material they are made of is as close as possible. If you follow up the comparison picture above you can see the seamline doesn’t match perfectly on the small skull and details are missing on the large skull are the best tell tails so far. The following colours are known to date:
- brown with beige paint
The R2 is made out of a tin lead recast painted in brown and beige. It might be one of those unpainted tin lead reproductions made in the 90s and got painted afterwards. Anyway it is already easy to determine this reproduction by its pure weight. Needless to say they don’t swim when submerged in water. The following colours are known:
- Painted brown and beige
