Month: January 2026

Latest News! ~ 01/18/2026, New Products, Vintage TimMee Army Men and some Hobby News.

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I hope everyone is doing well. Now that I have more time I am going to try to post more blog posts this year. In this post, I will share with you what I found last week while I was out for my Birthday and then we will discuss some updates and hobby news.

We spent the day in the town of DeBois, looking around and stopping at a couple of Antique stores. It is not too far from us, and since we never really have been there, we wanted to see what it was like. In one of the antique stores, I found a bag of Vintage TimMee Army Men from the original molds. The Marching pose and the Soldier with the grenade were in this lot of 54 Soldiers that I got for $10. The original mold was damaged at some point, and the marching pose was lost & the grenade guy became the waving guy with his hand open instead of holding a grenade. Some were broken, but almost all of them are in very good condition.

There were 5 Marching poses in the bag. I will say about 1 out of 10 times I see a bag of TimMee Army Men they are the newer version. And luckily the rifles were not broken too. About half of the time, I find a marching pose the rifle is broken. This pose is one that I can reuse in multiple setups. If you want to read more about the History of the TimMee soldiers click on this link, TimMee Army Blog: U.S. Soldiers • Series IV. You can also buy new TimMee Toys over here with this link, https://timmeeusa.com/.

I also found these big Native American Indians by Ajax. Kent Sprecher informed me about the maker. I usually do not collect the big toy soldiers. I guess they are around 6 inches. But I like the blue plastic these were made and the sculpting style. They were almost $14 for the 3 figures.

I keep testing new resin mixtures. And I will start using the burnt orange color for the Saxons & Native Americans. I will be adding a few more sets tomorrow. But here are some of what is available now, click on the links posted below.

WWII US Paratroopers Set 1 – 58mm Green Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

WWII US Paratroopers Set 1 – 58mm Grey Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

WWII US Paratroopers Set 1 – 60mm Green Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

WWII US Paratroopers Set 1 – 60mm Grey Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

Medieval Raid Set – 1/32 Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

Saxon Spears Set #1 – 1/32 Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

Anglo-Saxon Archers Set – 1/32 Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

Viking Raiders Set – 1/32 Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

Ojibwe Native Villagers Set – 54mm Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

French Marines 1755 – Ambush Set – 54mm Resin | Warhorse Miniatures

So far, we are set to go to the Midwest & Gettysburg Toy Soldier Shows. I am waiting for Matt Murphey to get back to me about the Chicago Toy Soldier Show. We are planning to attend the MFCA Show in Trevose, PA too. We will have more information about the shows in coming posts.

I just saw today that Airfix is re-issuing some of the old WWII sets in 1/32 scale again. It looks like they will have the WWII British Commandos, WWII British Infantry Support and WWII German Mountain Troops this year. Sometime in the summer. I wonder if the plastic will be different.

And in 1/76 scale they are re-issuing the Romans, Ancient Britons, Robin Hood and Sheriff of Nottingham sets. Plus, the Roman Fort and Sherwood Castle sets.

Thank you for reading. I should have an update in about 2 weeks. Keep Checking the store page for new products. Take Care for now.

Latest News! ~ 01/04/2026, A Joyful Yuletide, Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. New Warhorse Miniatures Products, WWII American Paratroopers, Ojibwe Villagers & Vikings.

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Warhorse Miniatures WWII US Paratroopers

It has been a while since I have written a post. Since around Thanksgiving, I have had the time to finish setting up the 3d workshop and start testing new products. It has not been easy the past few weeks with all the cold weather we have had. I have been multi-tasking between splitting wood for the wood stove, doing normal things around the house, eBay and the 3d printing. Over the next few weeks, I will be re-opening the webstore with new products and some of the older products.

The Vikings Raiders are back. Some things were adjusted, like the seax knives. They are now thicker. We added the Head Taker model to the mix. There is going to be only one Viking Raider set and in the future, I will add some more sets.

I have been testing new resin mixtures. I will start making the Vikings in this color. The size is around 58mm, they blend well with Conte Vikings. The price of this set is still $49. As the year goes on there will be a lot of new medieval sets. First, we will have the Vikings & Saxons and then some Normans. There should be around a dozen new medieval sets coming over the new few months.

We will have a bunch of new Native American sets for the French & Indian War era. Plus, some French, British and Canadian sets too. They will be scaled to be around 54mm so you can mix them with your Barzso toy soldiers. The above set is the Ojibwe Native Villager set. It will cost $36.

After about 2 years or so the WWII US Paratroopers are ready for production. First in 60mm & 58mm, then in a few weeks they will be available in 54mm. The price of the 60mm set is $72, 58mm set is $64, and 54mm set will be $56. The are 6 different models in 8 poses. Some models are taller than others, but in the same scale. The last model was made to be a little thicker. The first two sets are based on a rifle platoon.

The 60mm scale blends well with the W. Britain toy soldiers and the 58mm models blend well with the plastic Conte toy soldiers.

Here is a preview of the 2nd set of American Paratroopers.

We hope everyone is doing well and staying warm. Over the next few days, I will start adding the new sets to the website store. In my next post I have some updates on the Saxon sets and some other Native American sets. We will see everyone at the Midwest Show, Gettysburg Shows, Chicago Show and a few others this year. Take Care for now and thank you for reading.