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May has already begun so I'm overdue with an ATKM website update. I just got back from Recon, a wargaming convention in Flordia. It was a fun show, with many, many games played and almost too much fun had. I have some booth and demo game pics here...

Thanks, Harold! That's high praise coming from you. Ken

All the King's Men is pleased to announce our new American militiamen in hunting shirts. These men could be used for anything from the early 19th century through the ACW. They're rifle-armed and come with separate heads, allowing you to choose the kind you want. We love them as Kentucky...

Thanks to you both, Walt and Harold!

All the King's Men is pleased to announce that we've added painted collector figures to our offerings. These are our own original metal castings, all 54mm, painted by the ATKM staff (which really means me). We have a few available now...

Wonderful work, John! I am always honored when you paint our stuff!

Thanks, man! Any chance of a link to that thread? I tried to follow it based on your description, but no luck. I find it very hard to navigate these forums once a thread gets past 3 posts. Ken

Thanks, Brad! Yes, those French appear in the latest issue of Toy Soldier Collector. In fact, we have figures in several upcoming issues. Ken

All the King's Men is pleased to announce a variety of new civilian militia troops in our War of 1812 line. These militia could be used for a variety of periods, even up to the ACW. http://www.allthekingsmentoysoldiers.com/ATKM1812.html Chose from two different kinds of formed, and two kinds...

All the King's Men Toy Soldiers is pleased to announce the launch of our brand new War of 1812 cavalry. There are two types currently available, British 19th Light Dragoons and US Dragoons. They come 8 riders, 8 horses and 8 bases to a set, all of the same troop type. Sets are ostensibly for use...

All the King's Men Toy Soldiers is now on facebook! http://www.facebook.com/business/dashboard/#/pages/Snellville-GA/All-the-Kings-Men-Toy-Soldiers-LLC/149044989541 or a tinyurl: http://tinyurl.com/yb27bbd Come visit us often. We make frequent posts -- even more often than on our home...

Thanks, Mike! We have the Congreve with crews in stovepipes and belgic shakos, or on its own if you already have appropriate artillery crews. The launcher also comes with three loose rockets, so you can put one in an open hand in place of a ramrod. The crew shown here is from one of our normal...

We at All the King's Men have just launched a couple new sets of figures. They include AWI French Infantry, and a Congreve Rocket Battery for the War of 1812. (You gotta get that rockets' red glare somewhere, right?) You can see them all here. More 1812 releases are forthcoming. I'm wavering...

All the King's Men Toy Soldiers is pleased to announce the launch of our new toy soldier line, the War of 1812 in America! These figures are 54mm metal, and come in American and British army sets, and as bagged units. Check them out: http://allthekingsmentoysoldiers.com/ATKM1812.html The...

All the King's Men Toy Soldiers is pleased to announce the latest addition to our 54mm AWI line: British Grenadiers! http://tinyurl.com/mxfcc5 These figures come in sets of twelve, with an officer and color bearer. They're packaged for use with the free ATKM wargame rules, but can be used...

Hey, Brad! It was good to see you again at the show. Sorry I didn't get much chance to talk; things were hopping! There was lots of good 54mm representation at a show largely dedicated to smaller scales. We're making definite inroads into their turf! Ken ATKM

PS. The figures come unpainted. Ken ATKM

A couple weeks ago I posted that new AWI legions were underway from All the King's Men. Now I'm pleased to announce they're ready! You can see them on the Home Page of the ATKM site: http://allthekingsmentoysoldiers.com Short of men, horses and equipment, both the Americans and the British...

All the King's Men is pleased to announce that work is almost complete on the latest addition to our 54mm AWI line: British and Continental Legion troops. Specifically, dismounted cavalry, lights and infantry. You can see these forces in progress here...

Gents, My 2 cents here. I have run into this problem, especially with old CTS horses turning shiny and sticky after painting. (The old ones were made with PVC.) I have fixed the problem by literally painting Elmer's white (PVA) glue onto the painted figures. It creates a matte, hard shell that...