Toy Soldier Collector & Historical Figures Magazine - April - May 2020

In this issue

Toy Soldier Collector International is THE magazine for fans of 40-70mm figures, whether military or civilian, gloss or matte we have it covered. Our team of global writers from as far a field as Singapore, Australia, the USA, and of course Europe, cover every aspect of figure collecting, from high end museum quality painted metal figures to 'paint your own' metal and resin kits, as well as the ever popular plastic 'toy soldier'. Not only does TSCI cover everything new in the world of miniature figures but we also focus on the best of the past with in-depth features on famous figures and brands from the past 120 years of the hobby, including regular auction updates to keep readers up to date on on what is selling globally and for how much.
TSCI also prides itself on being a true historical resource with plenty of military history based articles which are illustrated with not only original photographs and paintings but also dioramas of figures that recreate the important moments in history.
Now in our 14th year the magazine continues to go from strength to strength with both strong newstrade sales as well as direct subscriptions and not forgetting the TSCI website and Facebook pages which often feature their own content separate to that of the printed publication.
We are proud to have always been, and will continue to be, a magazine produced by toy soldier collectors for toy soldier collectors!

Toy Soldier Collector & Historical Figures Magazine Description:

Toy Soldier Collector & Historical Figures including Toy Soldier Collector & Model Figures prides itself on being the "go to" magazine for collectors of toy and model figures of all shapes and sizes.
Primarily focused on figures around 1:32nd scale (the tradition collectable 'toy Soldier" size) the magazine also covers larger kits and smaller (down to 40mm) figures within the hobby of toy soldier collection, from the "high end"
pre painted museum quality meal figurines through to the unpainted plastic figures still played with today by both children and adults and of course everything in between.