Category:Martian Metals
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| Status | Out of Business |
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| Active | 1976 - 1982 ? |
| Website | pre-internet |
| Address | Cedar Park, TX, USA |
Martian Metals was founded by Forest Brown in 1976 to produce military miniatures for the US Army. Forest Brown was the principal sculptor. They went on to produced figures for a number of licensed properties as well as their own ranges. Their figures have distinctive six-sided bases. The address for Zocchi Distributors was sometimes used as theirs, but an alternative address in the later 1980s was PO Box 388, Cedar Park, TX 78613, USA.
Articles in category "Martian Metals"
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