Fall 2026 Eurofigurines Show: Another show going on in Europe was the Eurofigurines in Nanterre, a suburb of Paris. This show is held twice a year. My friend Markus Lecksheid attended the show and shared photos of it.
Fall 2026 Eurofigurines Show Photos

The show was well attended. The tables had a wide variety of plastic, including Elastolin siege equipment.

I wonder how old this wooden castle with cermanic figures is?

I believe the castles are by Eko.

This table had Britains Deetail for sale.

Here we have a nice selection of Starlux figures.

The figures are displayed in various ways. This dealer used containers.

The dealer had boxes of Starlux, Clairet, and Britains

Buildings from Timpo and Comansi.

More boxes including Crescent and two Britains Deetail French Foreign Legion Gatling Guns

This is another show you have to look under the tables as treasures await you.

We have a nice array of figures. While the show spotlights Starlux, figures from other companies from around the world.

The show has tables that had non-toy soldiers. On this small table are Charlie’s Angels and Lego.

An interesting mix of figures. It is too bad Stan Laurel is missing. I believe the stage is Elastolin. There were several Elastolin pieces at the show.

Once again, another selection of figures to look over. I want to thank Markus for sharing these photos with us. In another posting, I will share some of his finds, including a Battle of May 5th Mexicans.
Combat Collectibles Surprise
Evan Oelrich just posted this:

At long last, we’re excited to share a sneak peek of our upcoming Gallipoli range! ![]()
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First up are our Australian infantry, wearing their iconic slouch hats with the left brim turned up and the Rising Sun badge displayed. Depicted in shirtsleeves and shorts, these Aussies bring the 1915 Gallipoli campaign to life across eight highly detailed, action-packed poses!
Today’s slouch hats are the first of four different head options for our ANZACs. We’ll be showcasing one option today and each of the next three days, leading up to Sunday’s big finale: the reveal of our new Ottoman Turkish infantry to oppose them!
Here’s what you can expect from the Australian set:
• 8 highly detailed figures
• Scale: Big 1/32, approximately 60 mm
• Material: Flexible, durable resin
• Color: Blue-grey, inspired by the grey flannel shirts worn by ANZAC and Commonwealth troops
• Four different head options to choose from
• Price: $60 per set of 8 figures
Additional scales, including true 1/32 at approximately 54 mm, will likely be offered in time!
We’re aiming to have the new Gallipoli range available to order around December 1!