So true.

You’re so right.

Exactly

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No problem bro glad you get to revisit your childhood through my collection.

Can u give all of your army men to me pls 😭😪😪😭😪😭😪😭😭😭

For free

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Peronsally, I really enjoy watching thrift store hauls and videos from toy collectors. Thrift stores are great places to find figures for dirt cheap. There’s also tons of toy collectors who occasionally talk about something army men related as well.

@@theplasticcommander I'll definitely take a look next time im out. may be interesting to get back into content creation. Ty for the advice.

The only reason I don’t have that many play sets is just because they’re pricy and I have a small apartment lol. No good places to display them.

@@theplasticcommander at least you replied:)

Never too old to have army man.

eBay and armies in plastic have wide varieties of blue figures. My primary source for the blue timmee soldiers is BMC toys.

Thank you so much! I order pretty much everything from eBay these days. Whether it’s through private sellers or bigger stores. Right now my main go to is Classic Toy Soldiers. They have a wide variety of figures from multiple producers. Armies in Plastic is another great manufacturer who I would definitely recommend for younger children due to their affordability, durability, and variety of different figures. Thanks again for stopping by the commander corner!

There’s a guy on eBay right now selling some knock off British soldiers from the 90’s, here’s the link www.ebay.com/itm/363865419013?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=c9pjnugzq1o&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=NvMMPiLqQnO&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY I know Amazon had a huge lot of 1,000 for around $35 dollars a year or so ago that I bought but I don’t believe they sell them. Your best bet is eBay. Most knock offs reproduce tim mee figures these days from what I’ve seen.

@@theplasticcommander ooooh appreciate the quick help! I’ve also noticed that it’s just Timmee knock offs nowadays which kinda sucks cause I really like having a variety!

Flea markets, thrift stores, garage sales are three places to start. People don’t value toy army men because they just don’t realize what they’re worth at those places. On eBay you have resellers and other collectors who know what they have and want to get every cent they can. I’ve made ridiculously good finds at the flea market and especially the thrift store. Sounds like the figures you’re looking for are old Marx figures from battlegrounds and The Guns of Naverrone. BMC toys makes excellent reproductions of some Marx GI’s as well as a whole slew of other figures that were sold by Lido, MPC, and even Timmee. Reproductions are a great way to go since they’re new and you’re buying for kids. But most certainly check your local thrift stores and flea markets. You’d be amazed the people who don’t realize the value of these toys.

Thrift and antique stores are good places to look. Most of my collection now comes from eBay just because I’ve bought everything locally available.

eBay mostly.

thanks

They actually have quit selling those. You can find them on Amazon though. I’m guessing they’re moving away from military toys to help their image if I had to guess.

Can I keep all of them for free pls I wanted more toy army men

One million dollars.

does that include everything that has been reviewed and channeled too?@@theplasticcommander

These guns 💪

They do don’t worry

Try armies in plastic :)

@@theplasticcommander no way wow thank you so much ill subscribe but they are pretty expensive in the uk

Why not a military macho Barbie lover

For 1 million dollars.

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