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A group of toy soldiers in green plastic, posed in a combat scene in front of a red wooden building.

Five detailed action figures in natural clay color, depicting two kneeling figures examining the ground, one standing figure holding a pole, another figure standing and looking down, and a fifth figure kneeling with a spear, alongside a flat display of tools or weapons.

In 2021 we started the production of historical miniatures. We strive to provide collectors of Barzso Playsets & Conte Collectibles that compliment their collections. Most miniatures are either around 54mm or 58mm in size. We are now using different colors of resin. We keep testing and updating the resin mixtures as we find quality materials to work with. The cost of shipping within the USA is $6.95 for most sets. Contact me for shipping if you are outside the USA. If you are interested in multiple sets or custom sets send me a message at mike@warhorseminiatures.com.

Our first set was the Saxon Family.

Every year we take a look at our catalog of sets and miniatures to decide if we will keep them in our catalog. Some items are retired or retooled, like the French Marine set above. We wanted to improve on the models and changed most of them.

Our main focus in the beginning was the Dark Age and the French & Indian War period.

One of the first sets that we made was the Saxon Pig Farm. The idea was to create a peaceful village.

The past couple of years we began to create different Plains Indian tribes, like the Cheyenne Dog Indians above.

In 2025 were add new sets in Medieval, French & Indian War, Plains Indian themes. For 2026 we started creating World War II themed sets and continue with the other themes. A lot of the older sets are being reworked, changed or retired.

We will have a display of the current production at the Midwest, Gettysburg and Chicago Toy Soldier shows in 2026.

I hope to finally start producing some of these medieval houses and other larger terrain pieces after I setup a filament printer later this year.