Strange things I found on vacation

     The reason for the low output over the last couple of weeks was that I was on vacation in sunny Florida, it takes me a while to get back up to speed  afterward so please accept my apologies. Anyways while perusing a gift shop I stumbled across some items of interest, die-cast toy pencil sharpeners made to look like vehicles and buildings. These odd little items were mostly of no use to a wargamers but I found a few that might tickle the fancy of some members. I have included a Copplestone Castings figure to give a sense of scale.

this should fit nicely with a Wild West game

OK, OK,  it is WAY too big for a ground-mount,

but navies used Gatlings of much larger caliber on ships

yes, the horse is pretty dodgy, but the carriage is good looking 

this should work in 15mm, I am not sure of what type of launcher it is 

windmills are a pain to build and most models are expensive,

these come assembled and are dirt-cheap, 15/10mm of course

      At about four dollars US each these are cheap enough to pick up on a whim. The problem is that the boxes come with absolutely no indication of the manufacturer/importer. The (clearly very bored) clerk at the Fountain of Youth gift shop (Saint Augustine Florida) said that they had a catalog that had "lots more" of these but she could not find it at the time.

       Does anybody have a clue as to the extent of the range and what is covered? I would greatly appreciate it if somebody could get us a link.