Action Figures - Military

In my generation, most of us grew up playing with little soldier figures. They cost about a nickel each and they were beautifully formed. Then World War II started and they began making them out of some inferior kind of plastic, like newspaper mush. Action figures are today's popular sculpture. An they are big business. You can follow comic heroes and villains, movies, sports, any number of topics beautifully created for collecting or displaying in the comfort of your home. They're usually very pricey, but military figures can save you some money. They are available for may time periods, both historical and modern, but they usually go for somewhere between $12 and $50 (though there are more expensive figures to be had). Music is "Portrait of Freedom."

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• Art
• sculpture
• action
• military
• figures
• US
• Britain
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[Mrbodchop]

where did you get the pics from ? internet?

[bestjonbon]

Yes, from a variety of sites. Perhaps the most extensive is theclubhouse1. That's a dot-net. Then click on visit the museum.

You'll like it. Cheers, John

[NoobOfLegend]

please tell me where you get these extremely detailed action figures! great vid btw :)

[bestjonbon]

I just posted an answer for you on Action Figures - Military. 

[BlueRibbonWinner]

Poop

[monsterfreak97]

as g bush would say ....DAMN NIGGA!!!!!

[jtl0411]

3:25 Tom Hanks SPR

[Morvalwen27]

There seems to be some confusion between "military miniatures" and "action figures".

To put it simply, a "toy soldier" is a military miniature while "G.I. Joe"is an action figure.

[TheWhoaDude]

I still love the little toy soldiers my grandma bought me when I was younger. You could get 50 for a dollar now its 5 dollars for some badly molded hunks of plastic blobs that look vaguely like soldiers. >_<

[YVONNETEO22]

Very nice pics. And the music is excellent .

[MrWw2fan]

i love the WW2 ones