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Collectors Corner

Occasionally we get a rare opportunity to acquire individual items and complete collections for collectors that are thinning out their collection or from other dealers. These pieces are items that we do not normally stock. All are in mint condition or and in their original boxes, unless specified in the description. Please note these may have been on display.

So these are ideal pages to view if you are looking for that missing piece in your collection or just looking to find some very unique pieces that are not normally available.

This month we have added a very large collection of Aeroart, St Petersburg figures and also a very large collection of Plastic figures and Play Sets. We have also added Frontline French and Indian War sets in perfect condition.

Consignment Highlight

This month we feature sets from Thomas Gunn, First Legion, Britain's, Jenkins, King & Country, Frontine, St Petersburg and Plastics.

Collectors Corner

Sierra Toy Soldier Britain's Exclusive

Sierra Toy Soldier Exclusive - In Stock Now!

• BR20199 “Ukulwa Nokufa!” (Fighting to the Death!) Zulu Hand-to-Hand
• BR20183 Pressing Home The Attack - Zulu Warrior and British 24th Foot Hand-To-Hand Set.

Zulu Storehouse Attack

Britains

New releases Expected late August, 2025!
Museum Collection

• BR10184 Templar Knight, 1120
• BR10196 New Orleans Greays at the Alamo, 1836
• BR10197 Colonel Henry Dodge, 1st U.S. Dragoons, 1834

Museum Collection

Roger's Rangers

Of the several companies of Rangers raised during the French & Indian War, Rogers’ Rangers have attracted the most publicity over the years. Originally known as the Ranger Company of Blanchard’s New Hampshire Regiment, it was expanded to seven companies and became known as His Majesty’s Independent Company of Rangers. Paid by the Crown, these were not regular or provincial troops, consequently there was little uniformity in dress or equipment. However, it is known that a quantity of green jackets was made up and worn by the Rangers from 1758 onwards. Vests or sleeved jackets were worn under these coats, with the lower part of the clothing consisting of buckskin breeches worn with woolen stockings, shoes, or moccasins. In the field, native style leggings or gaiters were worn over the stockings to further protect the lower legs. Head wear included cut down felt hats and Scottish style bonnets.

• BR16197 "First Shot" British Roger's Rangers, 1758-63

Clash of Empires

American Civil War

• BR31491 Confederate in Frock Coat Marching with State of Virginia Flag
• BR31498 Confederate Infantry Drummer in Frock Coat Marching
• BR31500 "Hard Road to Travel" Confederate Infantry in Frock Coat Marching No.1

American Civil War

WWII Collection

• BR25055 "Hitler's Buzz Saw" Waffen SS MG42 Team Firing Prone, 1942-45
• BR25151 U.S. 101st Airborne, 506th PIR E Company Lt. Ronald Speirs Running with Thompson, 1944-45
• BR25249 U.S. M10 GMC Tank Destroyer, 823rd Tank Destroyer Battalion, Ardennes, 1944-45

WWII Collection

Jenkins

New releases expected August 2025!

Aircraft Collection

ACE-211 represents the FW 190A-8/R-11, W.Nr. 29210, “White 9” from 1./NJG 10 which was flown by Ofw. Gunther Migge, at Werneuchen 1944. Photographs from the period show the plane is equipped with the radar system FuG 218 Neptun J3, and was further modified with a pair of flame damper fins over the exhaust stacks. The emblem on the cowling originated with JG 300 and symbolized the unit’s “Wild Sau” tactics.

• ACE-211 Focke Wulf FW190 A-8/R-11, W.Nr. 29210, “WHITE 9”, 1. /NJG 10, Oberfeldwebel Gunther Migge, Werneuchen, 1944.

JJD Second World War Aircraft Collection

Gladiators

"HAIL, EMPEROR, THOSE WHO ARE ABOUT TO DIE SALUTE YOU." Gladiators were armed combatants who entertained audiences in the Roman Republic and Roman Empire in violent confrontations with other gladiators, wild animals and condemned criminals. Some gladiators were volunteers who risked their lives and their legal and social standing by appearing in the arena, but most were despised as slaves, schooled under harsh conditions, socially marginalized and even segregated even in death. Irrespective of their origin, gladiators offered spectators an example of Rome’s martial ethics and in fighting or dying well, they could inspire admiration and popular acclaim. They were celebrated in high and low art, and their value as entertainers was commemorated in precious and commonplace objects throughout the Roman world.

• GLAD-007 The Myrmillo - The myrmillo, also spelled murmillo, or mirmillones, was a gladiator developed to replace the earlier Gallic type gladiators , which were named after the warriors of Gaul. The name Myrmillo originated with the Greek word “mormyrus” which was a type of fish. The myrmillo gladiators often wore a Gallic helmet incorporating fish imagery.
• GLAD-008 The Thracian
• GLAD-0708D The Myrmillo and Thracian

Gladiators

Hittite War Chariot

• HITT-002 Hittite War Chariot

New Kingdom Egyptians, Battle of Kadesh 1274BC

Macedonian

The Argyraspides were elite Macedonian soldiers who carried silver plated shields. The original unit were Hypaspists serving in the army of Alexander the Great. They were a division of the Macedonian army, and were picked men commanded by Nicanort, the son of Parmenio, as well as Seleucus, and were held in high honour by Alexander. They were hypaspists, having changed their name to the Argyraspides whilst in India under Alexander. Nicanor, was a distinguished officer in the service of Alexander the Great. He is first mentioned at the passage of the Danube river, in the expedition of Alexander against the Getae, 335, when he led the phalanx. During the expedition into Asia he appears to have held the chief command of the Hypaspists. It is mentioned of him holding this post in the three great battles of the Granicus, Issus and of Gaugamela. He was to accompany Alexander during the rapid march in pursuit of the king Darius III Codmannus in 330. This was probably his last service, as he was to die of disease shortly afterwards, during the advance into Bactria. His death at this time was considered a fortunate event, as it prevented him from participating either in the designs or the fate of his brother Philotas.

• MACSS-001 Nicanor, Son of Parmenio

Macedonian phalanx

Samnite Warriors

The Samnites and their relatives in central and south Italy are known as Oscans, from the name of their language. The Samnites were the largest and most important Oscan nation, and was made up of a league of four tribes, the Pentri, Caudidi, Hirpini and Caraceni. The Samnites fought a series of wars with Rome from 343 to 272, and were by far Rome’s most formidable Italian foe. Many Samnites were later to join Hannibal.

• CTSM-001 Samnite Warrior
• CTSM-002A Samnite Warrior
• CTSM-002B Samnite Warrior
• CTSM-002N Samnite Warriors

Carthaginian

Great Siege of Malta

• JAN-018 Ottoman Archers
• JAN-019 Ottoman Archers
• JAN-020 Ottoman Archers

Great Siege of Malta

Jacobite Rebellion

• BJ37-005 Grenadier At the Ready
• BJ37-005N Grenadiers At the Ready
• BJ37-006 Grenadier Firing
• BJ37-006N Grenadiers Firing
• BJ37-007 Grenadier "Push Your Bayonets."
• BJ37-007N Grenadiers "Push Your Bayonets."
• JR-036A Highlander Charging
• JR-036B Highlander Charging
• JR-036N Highlanders Charging

Jacobite Rebellion 1745

Battle of Cowpens

The main core of Morgan’s flying Army was a battalion of veteran Continentals. Three companies of the Maryland Line, and one company from Delaware. These were highly trained and disciplined, and formed the main line commanded by John Eager Howard. They were the best troops to engage in prolonged close combat with British regulars.

• CWDEL-002 Standard Bearer

American Revolution - Battle of Cowpens, January 17th, 1781

Battle of Gingindhlovu

PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE ALTOGETHER 5 DIFFERENT WAGONS.

• GG-108 Ox Wagon
• GG91-003 2 Highlanders
• GGZ-004 2 Zulu Warriors
• GGZ-004N 4 Zulu Warriors

Battle of Gingindhlovu, 1879

Roger's Rangers

• RR-030 Roger's Rangers
• RR-030N Roger's Rangers

Raid on Saint Francis, 1759

American Civil War

• USBSA-002 Artillery Crew Arriving

American Civil War, 1861 - 1865

Mountain Men

• WSP-127 "Diggers"

Whiskey, Scalps and Beaver Pelts

Team Minitures

Winged Hussars - Ottoman Cavalry

• VEA6013B Ottoman Cavalry Attacking with Saber - Gold
• VEA6013C Ottoman Cavalry Attacking with Axe - Silver
• VEA6013D Ottoman Cavalry Attacking with Saber - Silver
• VEA6014A Advancing Archer - Gold
• VEA6014B Advancing Archer - Silver
• VEA6015A Tugh Standard-Bearer - Green Cloak
• VEA6015B Tugh Standard-Bearer - Purple Cloak

Polish Winged Hussars

Thomas Gunn

New expected August, 2025!
WWII German

The Sd.Kfz. 124 Wespe (German for "wasp"), is a German SP Gun developed and used during the Second World War. It was based on a modified Panzer II chassis. The Wespe SP gun SdKfz 165 was designed in 1942 to carry the 105mm FH18 gun into battle. Prior to its appearance, horses, half tracks, lorries and pure brute strength was used to transport and position this large gun. The Wespe brought greater mobility to the artillery formations of the panzer divisions.

• ACCPACK130 Sd.Kfz. 124 Wespe "A"
• ACCPACK131 Sd.Kfz. 124 Wespe "B"
• ACCPACK132 Sd.Kfz. 124 Wespe "D"
• SS174 SS Artillery Crew Officer
• SS175 SS Artillery Crew

WWII German forces

French Foreign Legion

"Honneur et Fidélité" (Honor and Fidelity). The French Foreign Legion is a unique military corps of the French Army, established in 1831 to allow foreign nationals to serve in the French military. It is renowned for its elite status and has a long history of service in French military campaigns around the world.

• FFL064 FFL Flag Bearer
• FFL065 FFL Grenadier #1 - Throwing a Grenade
• FFL066 FFL Light Machine Gunner - Standing Firing
• FFL067 FFL Grenadier #2 - Reaching for a Grenade

French Foreign Legion

Praetorian Archers

Praetorian Archers, inspired by Gladiator Movies, our releases are ready for whatever the Emperor commands. To go into battle, defending the Emperor and Rome, against the barbarians or internal plotters and also to keep the Plebs in order, in the streets or at the Games.

• ROM180 Standing Praetorian Archer Firing Upwards
• ROM181 Standing Praetorian Archer Firing Straight Ahead
• ROM182 Kneeling Praetorian Archer Firing Upwards
• ROM183 Kneeling Praetorian Archer Firing Straight ahead

Glory of Rome

Very best regards from Mike & Myszka Hall and the Sierra Toy Soldier team - Alex, Cody and Nicholas.

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