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Posting each month with photos, reviews, discussions, conversions, and play with 54mm Toy Soldiers of the American Civil War. Do stop by and remember that your comments, questions, and corrections are always invited and appreciated. Copyright 2024, Mannie Gentile
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Cool toy soldier links
- A Miniature History of the American Revolution
- Addicted to Pewter
- Archduke Piccolo
- Charge! Civil War Wargaming and News
- Collecting Toy Soldiers
- Eric's "Helmet Soldiers"
- fixed bayonet
- Grants Grimsby Games
- Historical Wargaming
- I Like the Things I Like
- Joe's soldiers, an incredible site!
- Man of Tin blog
- Mannie's Combat Helmets of the 20th Century
- Miniature Zone
- My "Bloody Lane in 54mm"
- Olicanalad's Games
- Paul's bods
- Peter Schulman's War
- Plastic soldier reviews
- Play set addict
- Small Scale World
- The Bunker Meister
- The Good Soldier Svjek
- The Plastic Battalion
- Thor's Army Men page
- Vintage Castings
- Walkerloo
- Wordpress, toy soldier blogs
- Zach Whitlow's military miniatures site
- Zulluz 456 (cool War Hammer conversions)
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2 comments:
That's just great! Thanks for posting the link.
WOW! Some folks could be offended on either patriotic OR religious (Easter Peeps) reasons on this one. I actually LIKE the idea of "mixed media" to portray history. Our own hobby is an example. Back in grade school we used blue union army and cowboys in a cardboard Alamo for a project. Aluminum foil armor on green army men made Conquistadors for another project.
I've seem LEGOs used for history so this effort by the kids was great.
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