Toy Soldier Collector & Historical Figures Magazine - August - September 2020

In this issue

Toy Soldier Collector International 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 traditional collectable "toy soldier" size) the magazine also covers larger kits and smaller (down to 40mm) figures. TSCI encompasses in-depth reviews on all recent releases within the hobby of toy soldier collecting, from the “high end” pre-painted museum quality metal figurines through to the unpainted plastic figures still played with today by both children and adults, and of course everything in between.

Whether your interest is to simply collect stunning models straight “out of the box”, or you want to paint your own figures and kits, or even do a little wargaming, then TSCI has something for you. Alongside the myriad of reviews and news, written by some of the hobby's most respected reviewers, TSCI also features stunning full colour articles covering both military history (illustrated with figures and original photographs) and articles on the history of the hobby, from makers no longer in production and antique figures through to insights on today's manufacturers, retailers and global events/shows.

TSCI really is your “one stop shop” for everything military (and civilian/fantasy) figure related!

Thomas Gunn Miniatures

Various new releases

3 mins

The British Toy Soldier Company

Various new releases

2 mins

If only I had the space...

Chris Bartlett tells us about how he builds the occasional small diorama to help with displaying his vast collection

2 mins

Small unit action

Toy soldiers and wargaming have always been closely associated and while it’s arguable you can game with miniatures of any size, the limited space available for table-top campaigns has typically resulted in the use of sub- 54mm figures. Spencer Smith Miniatures has been serving the wargaming hobby for more than six decades. TSCI’s George Phillips spoke to proprietor, Peter Johnstone, to learn more about the company and its outputs…

7 mins

Uniforms of the “Highland Laddies” foreign service

Keith Nairn-Munro continues his series of articles on the Highland Regiments

8 mins

Weston Toy Soldiers

A Q&A session with Steve Weston, of Weston Toy Soldiers

9 mins

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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.