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I have yet to see this posted here so I thought I would pass this on to all of you.

In my efforts to try and find more stores online I came across one in my own back yard, Michigan Toy Soldier Company. They appear to only deal in quite a few historical, modern and military action figures. There appears to be a smattering of sci-fi (No 40k or WHFB). I took their virtual tour and their displays seem to be quite topnotch. They have a decent selection of material and over all miniature goodness.

So just passing the info on.
http://www.michtoy.com

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.... your avatar hurts my eyes......

On-topic: I think it's interesting that they actually call themselves a "toy soldier" company... somtimes people use that as a joking/condescending/derogatory term ("Oh, go play with your toy soldiers!") but since it really is true, I think it's kind of refreshing .

Or maybe historicals are more comfortable with the term in general... either way, thanks for the link

Thanks for the link. Im gonna do some more looking at the Victrix Napoleonic infantry for an upcoming IG army.

The Perry Brothers also do some Napoleonics in plastic 28mm.

http://www.perry-miniatures.com/index2.html

The Victrix has a wider range of troop types (centre and flank companies, also Highlanders.)

It was through Michigan Toy Soldier Company that I discovered Zvezda 1/72 scale historical miniatures; love the detail on those little guys.

Regards,

V

Kilkrazy wrote:The Perry Brothers also do some Napoleonics in plastic 28mm.

http://www.perry-miniatures.com/index2.html

The Victrix has a wider range of troop types (centre and flank companies, also Highlanders.)

I like those, but im not sure the arms will allow easy kitbashing to IG. Looking at the victrix models, it seems theyd be open to some armswaps with a small amount of GS work.