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More Britains Herald Knights from when I was a kid. The polearms depicted were Halberds whose blades have not survived the years of storage.

Here are some more Britain's Herald Knights:

Here are Some Britain's Herald Knights that I got when I was a kid. The pictures of the Herald Knights that follow represent several boxes worth of the Britain's Herald Knights:

I have recently become reinterested in collecting toy soldiers. My collection is small compared to most people here. Due to my space constraints I expect it to stay relatively small and restricted to individual figures that interest me. In looking around on this forum, I marvel at some of the...

Wow. Who made those Aztecs?

Thanks, folks. In the next few weeks I will get to it. For the most part the Britains and Timpo toy soldiers that I have from the 1970s are in very good shape.

That is amazing. That is a great looking display. You've inspired me. Most of my Britain's and Timpos are boxed up in my house. I think what I will try to do is unpack them and post pictures of my collection gradually over time.

Thanks. Is there really any interest in me posting my small collection? A lot of it is 1970s vintage Britains that was bought for me when I was a kid.

Wow, I did not see that listed on their webpage. It looks good and appeals to my eclectic tastes.

I am a huge fan of Steve McQueen and the movie the Sand Pebbles. Where do I get this figure? Is it discontinued?

Forgive me, I am new here and don't really have the best setup for displaying anything. They are on a high shelf where they are safe from my dogs and cat. I just got back into Toy soldiers have been on a Britain's kick. On the right we have a Marine with a Thompson SMG from the Banana Wars in...

That's great to hear. I am amazed that Walgreens even had them. They are not my normal drug store. I was in one recently and they only had about four different deodorants--none of which were the brand I use. Stores seem to calculate their shelf space by the inch in regards to profitability...

I have recently become reinterested in collecting toy soldiers and stumbled upon this fantastic forum. My collection is small compared to most people here. Due to my space constraints I expect it to stay relatively small and restricted to individual figures that interest me. In looking around...

I really enjoyed this movies. Someone I spoke to in the firearms industry tells me that due to the film the Marlin lever action rifle that Jeremy Renner's character used is very hard to get and the prices have shot up. The 45-70 caliber is a powerful firearm but I would not expect it to...

I have recently become reinterested in collecting toy soldiers. My collection is small compared to most people here. Due to my space constraints I expect it to stay relatively small and restricted to individual figures that interest me. In looking around on this forum, I marvel at some of...

I am new to the board and relatively new to toy soldier collecting (I just have a few scattered examples). I have to say, I was captivated by viewing these dioramas. Amazing work, Gary!

That's fantastic. Thanks for posting that. The third figure over is a new figure. It is listed in the new catalog as 25075--German Infantry NCO with PPSH-41, and is based on the James Coburn's Character from the movie Cross of Iron. I have just gotten back into buying Britain's figures after...