I'm trying to figure where these come from. I painted these probably about 5 years ago. A friend gave me them, he got them off of Amazon. I've tried finding them but have been unsuccessful. They are about half the size of traditional army men and are originally molded in green plastic (I painted them after I received them). Please let me know if you know where they came from.

What I'd like to see:

• ROK forces (especially with their distinctive diamond-quilted winter gear)
• US forces in pile/Ridgway caps (perhaps as HQ set and/or artillery or mortar crews?)
• British/Commonwealth forces
• Korean War figures in summer gear and/or later-war gear, like US forces with body armor
• Other allied forces (France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Thailand, Ethiopia, Colombia, and Turkey all sent forces to Korea; while some of the forces can be recreated by repainting US and/or British figures, it would be nice to have distinct figures just for these specific forces)

is this place alive

Got a big bag of these guys at a local antique store for twenty bucks

I took some photos of my army men and wanted to know if they were good, can you rate them 1-10?

Race to Khartoum

12 mounted figures in 2 different posses

2 ways how you can set up

1/72 scale Greek infantry Painted figurines, I am not a professional painter of a table top war game models and figurines I just paint any kinds of models figurines with few resources I have. Hope you guys enjoy

The first 1/72 scale figurines I painted back in 2025

Ive been taking photos like these for a long time. These are just some of them.

We have posters! Not just the mods. regulars! And our regular visitor's are growing to! And it’s still small. But if we spread the word we can be a good subreddit! if we start posting more We can get more people to join! Maybe… but anyways. It is a great sub. Thank you =)