Josh said:Here we go..hopefully this has solved it :lol:
Bill did once write that the white tusked Tri/PBP figure shouldn't be confused with the earlier pink mouth version – I assumed he meant the Pal variant but maybe not? Just speculating but maybe your Tri/PBP variation with a pink mouth is a figure made sometime between the PBP/Mec & PBP/Tri variants when they were still painting mouths pink. Or a factory error – a different head put on the Tri/PBP body.He also says.
If you like coo's my Pal variant has coo #5
IIRC the Pal variant is found on late ESB Palitoy & some ROTJ cards & the Tri/PBP figure on late ROTJ Palitoy & Kenner Made In Spain & PBP cards. (I think all the above variations can found in baggies & possibly a few more cards than mentioned above.)
Which would tie in with the pink tusk thing
Like I said this is all new to m also. Just having a bit of fun working it out with yah..
let's go with a Pali variant instead![]()
Josh said:http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2649916610063300857hFZxHZ
NO COO Walrus Men, L to R = Pal, PBP/Mec, PBP/Tri variants.
If he looks like the one on the left...then it is a Pali variant
aussiejames said:Bingo, Palitoy it is. Unless someone else wants to add anything? I'm surprised Weasel hasn't joined in with some variation talkps. who is Billywinkle? (billyboy) I noticed a bagged Yak face in the webshots. EDIT bloody hell snags- now you've confused things :lol:
Capetown said:This is a very scary thread.