Hoth Stormy PBP Variant Q

[Section 8]

I have variants 3 and 4 which both smell the same and appear identical in every way except for the scarred coo.

Should number 4 also be described as PBP?

 

[aussiejames]

That's an old guide which has this as a 'disclaimer' "This should only be used as a pictorial guide. Some of the

description labels are inaccurate, incomplete or missing. There are

many other slightly different leg markings as well not listed here.

Please read http://swspaceclub.com/wbobafett/a-guide-to-loose-

figures/introduction-coos/ to get a better understanding "

Thank you" new one is http://swspaceclub.com/wbobafett/coo-guide-3-0/esb/stormtrooper-hoth-battle-gear/#a

 

[Section 8]

Thanks for the info.

As a rule are strong smelling figures PBP or do they come under the same bracket as PBP/EURO? You'd think a source for these figures would be solvable due to what I presume is the use of a different plastic or paint that creates the odour.

 

[Pomse2001]

Some also call them Meccano variants, I have found a few of them in France and if I remember correct I have also found one in denmark with a palitoy card.

At the moment I call them Meccano/Palitoy variants :wink:

 

[poncho]

European hoth stormtrooper! 8)

 

[Section 8]

So if I collect all the smelly figures, they don't necessarily have a specific origin of sale? If this is the case, do they have anything else in common other than the smelly plastic?