Collecting Toy Soldiers

It's been a while since we last had a game but this weekend I finally managed to clear enough space for one.  Battle Ravens is a board g...

 Irish sea raiders were pillaging the coast of Saxon Britain long before the Vikings arrived, they later opposed the Viking incursions into ...

 Feeling the need for some crafting therapy I cast around the projects I've started over the years but left unfinished, there were plent...

I've been wondering which figures to display on the extra shelves I added to my IKEA display cabinet, this is what I've come up with...

 A recent acquisition, and one I've been after for a long time, is this figure of King Richard the Lionheart as a crusader, made by Cher...

Some time ago I thought it would be a good idea to start a Jacobite collection, I gathered together what figures I had to hand and started p...

For several decades now I have been happily converting toy soldiers using the two part modelling compound known to all as Milliput, which d...

Way back in the early formative years of my toy soldier collecting interest I recall a picture of the hollowcast metal figure of the Duke o...

For those that don't already know, or who are searching the web for information on the UK Toy and Model Soldier Show, more commonly ref...

Time for a post on proper toy soldiers!  Last week a large collection of toy soldiers went up for sale at the Sheffield Auction Gallery, I ...