96 Pcs WWII Soldiers - Various Pose Army Men Action Figures with Military Map, Two Colors Soldiers for Kids

Large, Durable, and Well Detailed!My 4 year old son and I have had a good time using these together, and the variety of poses makes for fun stories!

I purchased these for my grandson who is 8 years old. He thoroughly enjoyed playing with them in the floor and we have even developed a rule set for playing these as a table top game with entry-level rules for a beginner. We use six-sided, dice and basic rules that he can easily concept. The variety of figures makes for an exciting rule set that allows everything from revolvers to rifles to Spears to bow and arrows. My grandson really enjoys playing these and they were a great way to introduce him to tabletop gaming. I highly recommend these if you're in the market for these western style figures for war gaming or simply filling a guest gift bag for birthday parties or anything else of that nature.

Very good item. They do bear a strong resemblance to Airfix figures from the 1970s and 1980s.

This toy was purchased for my boys that had been asking for toy soldiers for a while. It was perfect that they came in two different colors, so they separated them by color to share. I think the quality was the same of any other you soldier. They were of good size and I did like that there was a variety of different soldier poses. I don’t think the appearance of them were more detailed than others, but price wasn’t bad.

Perfect for my grandson

These are rather crudely sculpted toy soldiers. You can't even determine nationality--some of the figures seem to have German bucket helmets, but it is all pretty badly done. With a little more effort, this could have been an interesting set, especially with the horse-riding commanders. As it is, these figures are only worthy to be "cannon fodder" compared to BMC, Airfix, Mars, Timmee, or other toy soldier companies. The price is good for 200 soldiers, but I would recommend getting the Timmee bag instead--better figures all round, American-made, and not that much more expensive.

I was shocked at how the figures only came in a bright red and bright green (lime) and the Native American figures were poorly made. We didn’t use any for the school project. Now I can’t return them. So I’m wondering what to do with them?? Suggestions?

So i have been collecting plastic soldiers for about 5 years now and it seems like any thing under $30.00 is predictable and boring without much variation. Not so with these, they have all new poses most of which I have not come across. They are a good size and go well with all of my other 1:32 scale men. I was also pleasantly surprised with the pure quality, these soldiers are strong and well made with a good amount of detail. They stand up nicely and don't break by being dropped on the floor. I think that these have been my favorite army men buy of the year. 10/10, would recommend.