December's London Toy Soldier Show, was a quiet one for me, not much purchased, and of that, we've seen one or two bits already in o...

Paul Woozley kindly sent these in, in response to a conversation on one of the old Almark  / Minimodels posts, with reference to my comment...

I got a bit shirty a while ago and chucked this first-image up elsewhere, with a 'Sigh', after I had posted one lot ( Minimodels ) a...

It's funny, they thought to correct me on two 80-odd years old Spanish rubber figures last Christmas, yet seem to know nothing about any...

This is a follow-up article to some developments on the original listing post , and I thank Alex Keery for his input. I had originally liste...

The Havant (Portsmouth suburb) factory of Minimodels was part of the Lines Group/Triang Empire, which means that at some point it probably...

The Minimodels plant in Havent, near Portsmouth is responsible for lots of the figures that turn up in mixed lots of small scale and the h...

Well, I said I'd be getting thematic and the two posts below (Household Cavalry and Almark ) are from the HC box and the Triang/Minimo...

Armtec , 5 Belinda Lane, Enfield, Connecticut 06082, USA Polystyrene kit accessories/detailing parts lead to marketing deals with Crest a...

...the precursor to the modern Ministry of Defence (MoD), and the title of the range of WWII figures Almark produced in part from ex- Mini...

Almark Model Products Ltd. They were also primary importers to the UK of the Armtec range of accessories from the USA. Charles Stadden was...

There will be a slightly thematic style to a lot of the posting in the foreseeable future as I have to grab whatever is to hand when I visit...