WW1 Russian Tsarist Army soldiers from Kienel 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺⚔️⚔️⚔️

A rare and evocative set of composition figures representing soldiers of the Russian Tsarist Army during World War I. These figures were produced by the German manufacturer Kienel in the 1930s, capturing the distinct uniforms and equipment of the Imperial Russian forces.

Bren carrier on manoeuvres 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Britains: 1876 - Bren Gun Carrier with Crew.The video was created with PixVerse AI. 

 

Britains: 1876 - Bren Gun Carrier with Crew 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Britains: 1876 - Bren Gun Carrier with Crew is a finely detailed 1/32 scale metal model produced by William Britain & Co. in the 1950s–60s. Made in England and hand-painted to a high standard, this classic piece features a full complement of crew—Driver, Gunner, and Lookout/Commander—making it a prized example of post-war British toy craftsmanship.

Lineol Catalog 1928 📓📓📓

The 1928 Lineol catalogue is a special illustrated edition featuring a wide range of composition toy soldiers and figures. Made from a paste material, the figures were offered in two sizes—6.5 cm and 9 cm—and covered various  troops such as infantry, cavalry, and artillery. Each figure could be customized with different uniforms, and the catalogue includes detailed drawings and descriptions of the available models. It gives a clear picture of Lineol’s product range during that time.

Please use the link below to download the catalog (pdf,35 pages, 9.68 Mb):

Part 2 - J.R.D. French colonail soldiers 🇫🇷🌴🏝️🐪🐫🏜️

Tonkinese and Spahis composition 8.5 cm soldiers produced by J.R.D.(France) in 30s.

J.R.D. French colonail soldiers 🇫🇷🌴🏝️🐪🐫🏜️

J.R.D. toy soldiers, produced by the French company founded in 1935 by Jean Rabier and Donnot, are renowned for their distinctive Art Deco-influenced sculpting style. Cast in 80 and 85 mm using a slate powder paste, these composition figures depict a wide range of French colonial troops, including Spahis, Zouaves, Algerians, Senegalese, Tonkinese, and French Foreign Legion soldiers. The figures, such as the laying shooting Spahi and Legionnaire shown here, are highly sought after not only by toy soldier collectors but also by Art Deco enthusiasts, with their rarity and craftsmanship commanding quite high prices on the collectors’ market.

American Soldiers, Indian and African Warriors – The Colonial Era 🪓🪓🪓🤠🤠🤠

Flat tin figures from the colonial period, featuring American soldiers alongside Indian and African warriors. These figures were produced by the renowned company Heinrichsen of Nuremberg, circa 1930–1940. Part of the Otto von Gariboldi Collection, they are currently on display at the Regional Museum Maribor.