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On second day of the Macungie Toy Show, I was up early. It used to be I would be up early because of wanting to get to the show early. I remembered times of running around with a flashlight. Now … Continue reading →

Our very good friend Greg Liska had sent us some more information on the German M-38 Field Cap. Attached is a pic of my M-38 Field Cap (Einheitsfeldmutze M-38) to clear up the confusion over the use of that side … Continue reading →

If you are a fan of Tarzan or John Carter of Mars you should go to the Edgar Rice Burroughs web site to catch up on the latest news. Did you know a new Tarzan movie is coming out next … Continue reading →

Over on several of the figure forums there is a big debate about the new Expeditionary Force WWII Figures. Several of the collectors are unhappy with the size and it seems from an email Gary Kuepfert got from Scott of … Continue reading →

Sorry for not posting but I have been busy with other projects  and have finally got a chance to write.  I finally got out to my Wednesday market after being rained out two weeks in a row.  I  usually do … Continue reading →

Usually when you see Highland figures you see in poses marching with rifle or sword or playing the bagpipes. When I saw this pose years ago highlander playing I had to add it to the collection. Lone Star also did drum … Continue reading →

Our very good friend Erwin Sell is helping on an article for Plastic Warrior on the Hong Kong Romans and the Crescent knights which they were copied from. Erwin sent us a photo showing the different poses of both types side … Continue reading →

Blue Box WWII German set #1 Regular army (50 to 52mm) was the second series produced by Blue Box right after the WWII Japanese. The Germans were done in hard and soft plastic. The soft plastic was sold painted and … Continue reading →

I came across a report by Emily S Whitten on her visit to San Diego Comic Con on Comic Mix . She has broken down her experience into several parts. The first dealt with the exclusives and looking at McFarlane … Continue reading →