Showing posts with label Frontline Figures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frontline Figures. Show all posts

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Frontline Figures: More French Marines

Frontline Figures: More French Marines

Frontline Figures has started to restock the French Indian War figures. Updated and new figures will be arriving to dealers at the end of this month. As part of this restock of figures, Frontline Figures has added some additional French Marines. Pictured here on the right is the new set of French Marines, IFMW4. This set of 4 French Marines will retail for $88.00. They will also beshipping a restock of

IFW1-IFW6 and IFMW 1 - IFMW3 with this new set.

Also, in April Frontline Figures released a new release of Thin Red Line Figures, which will be coming in soon to www.BgsToySoldiers.com. Order your pieces in the upcoming weeks.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Frontline Figures: Water Barrel being recovered by Lt. John Chard and 3 Soldiers

Fronline Figures has added this new piece to their Zulu Wars collection. This miniature is of Lt. John Chard and three soldiers retrieving a water barrel during the defense of Rorke's Drift. This military miniature is 1:32 scale (54mm) and fits in with Frontline Figures existing Zulu Collection. This piece is now available at www.BgsToySoldiers.com, and is in stock.

Lt. John Chard was awarded the Victoria Cross for his valor during the Battle of Rorke's Drift. Lt. John Chard was placed in command of the supply depot at Rorke's Drift. Prior to that, he had served the British military at Bermuda and Malta as a member of the Royal Engineers. For his bravery and conduct during the battle at Rorke's Drift, South Africa named a military decoration after John Chard, which was awarded for exempilary bravery in battle.

John Chard was promoted Captain and then Brevet Major after the battle at Rorke's Drift. John Chard continued to serve in the British military until his death in 1897 from cancer in the tongue. Get this exquisit military miniature today at www.BgsToySoldiers.com

Frontline Figures: Zulu Wars - Zulu Figures

Fronline Figures has just restocked their Zulu Wars collection. The first wave of figures sent to us were all their Zulu Warrior Figures. As many of you know, these figures have not been available for almost a year. Our repetitive requests to have all the Zulu Wars figures restocked has finally paid off. We have received all the Zulu Warrior figures this past week. We will get them posted to the site this upcoming weekend. If you have been waiting on thse figures, be sure to get them quickly, as we had a lot of people waiting on these figures.

If you did not know, in late 2007, Frontline Figures respun their Zulu collection with a Matt finish. All these figures have the matt finish and are of very excellent quality. We will be receiving a re-release of all the 24th Foot figures later this month. Frontline Figures recent popularity due to their costs being lower than that of King & Country with equal quality has resulted in their re-releasing a lot of their figures. They are also redoing the looks on a lot of their figures to give collectors new varieties to add to their collection.

Get your Zulu figures at www.BgsToySoldiers.com later this week.

Frontline Figures: U.S. B-17 Crew 10 Pieces - USF1

Depicted in the picture above is Frontline Figures - U.S. B-17 Crew of 10 military miniatures. These figures are all 1:32 scale (54mm) and are a part of Frontline Figures - Early Air War toy soldier collection. The Boeing B-17 also known as the Flying Fortress was a strategic bomber with 4 engines, used by the US Army Air Force and the Royal Air Force during WWII. The B-17 actually lost the original contract to build 200 heavy bombers for the US Air Corp, but they were so impressed with the bomber, they ordered 13 of them initially. The B-17 was capable of defending itself, doing extensive damage on bombing runs, and return home despite extensive damage.During WWII B-17 Bombers were used in both the European and Pacific theaters.

The Air Corps (renamed United States Army Air Forces or USAAF in 1941), utilizing the B-17 and other bombers, bombed from high altitudes using the then-secret Norden Bombsight, which was an optical electro-mechanical gyro-stabilized computer. During daylight bombing missions and sorties, the device was able to determine, from variables input by the bombardier, the point in space at which the bomber's ordnance type should be released to hit the target. The bombardier essentially took over flight control of the aircraft during the bomb run, maintaining a level attitude during the final moments. Bgs Toy Soldiers has a lot of other pieces in our webstore from Frontline Figures Air War Collection. We also got in a lot of new Napoleonics from Frontline Figures. The Zulu War figures are coming soon.

Frontline Figures: The Red Baron

The world famous Air Ace, The Red Baron, plagued the skies during the WWI period. The pilot, Rittmeister Manfred von Richthofen, has been credited with 80 air victories. He was known as the red Baron, due to his red plane. Manfred von Richthofen started him military career as an Uhlan cavalry unit in 1911. During WWI, the increased use of the machine gun rendered the Uhlan units obsolete and Manfred applied for a transfer to the Luftstreitkräfte, which later be known as the Luftwaffe. The Red Baron was not known for Aerobatic prowess, but was a very skilled marksman in the air. He also practiced superior battle tactics while in the air. In April of 1918, the Red Baron was fatally wounded during an aerial battle and landed near Morlancourt Ridge. He died shortly after making his landing.

Frontline Figures has released the military miniature set FF2 of the Red Baron downed at Morlancourt Ridge with 5 other soldiers looking over the crash site. This set includes 5 soldiers, the plane, and Manfred von Richthofen himself. This set retails for 198.00 and like all other Frontline Figure pieces is limited in quantity and includes a numbered certificate.

Frontline Figures has also just released German Storm Troopers for their WWI collection. These figures are very impressive. They include a flamethrower crew, Lewis Gun crew, Anti Tank gunners, and Trench Raiding Party. These figures will make a great addition to any WWI diorama. We have put them all on the website and also included some Cavalry units with gas masks. You can check all these pieces out at www.BgsToySoldiers.com.

Frontline Figures: Napoleonic Collection

Frontline Figures Napoleonic collection has been done in a Matt finish. The pieces look great. Frontline Figures limits all their pieces in quantity, with each piece coming with a numbered certificate.Frontline Figures make French, British, and Other European Nations in their Napoleonic Collection.Each set comes with Cavalry Figures, Infantry Figures, Bands, Famous Personalities, and Artillery.We currently have a number of French pieces in stock today at www.BgsToySoldiers.com. We will be expanding into all three categories in the coming months. We currently are waiting on an order from Frontline Figures of Civil War figures and Zulu figures. Please take the time to check out their figures, and sample a piece.Frontline Figures creates 54mm pieces that are among the best quality in the business.
Get your pieces today at www.BgsToySoldiers.com

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Frontline Figures: The Battle of New Market

The Virginia Military Institute is one of the oldest military schools in the United States. The military institute produced some of the Confederate armies most prolific soldiers and generals, including Stonewall Jackson. May 15, 1864, Gen. Sigel of the Union army marched on New Market, VA. The Confederatearmy located at New Market was small and called on the Virginia Military Institute to provide reinforcements. In the Battle of New Market, vA the Virginia Military Institute provided Cadets to aid the Confederate forces. Their ages ranged from 15 to 25 years of age. 10 Cadets died as a result of the Battle of New Market. The Confederate army was able to turn the Union soldiers away with the help of the Cadets. Frontline Figures has a Virginia Military Institute Cadet series and can be found at http://www.bgstoysoldiers.com/

Saturday, June 14, 2008

Frontline Figures: Zulu War

Frontline Figures has just re-released their Zulu War figures in a remastered Matt finish. The picture to the left shows WZW1, a depiction of 2 Zulu Warriors attacking 2 24th Regiment Soldiers. The Zulu Wars consisted of many bloody battles, which ultimately led to the end of Zulu Independace. One of the most famous battles was the defense of Rorke's Drift, a missionary on the South Africa border. The battle of Rorke's Drift lasted 10 hours in Jan 1879. In the battle, 139 British troops fended off over 5000 Zulu warriors, injuring and killing many.
William Brittian and Conte Collectibles have both recently also released fabulous Zulu War pieces. W. Brittian pieces were released in March and Conte's pieces will be available early this summer. Both sets will compliment the Frontline Figures collection nicely. We look forward to bringing all the collections to our website in the coming months. This piece and many others will be available at www.BgsToySoldiers.com this upcoming weekend.

Frontline Figures: French Indian War

Frontline Figures has reworked their French Indian Wars collection to include more Indian figures in action poses. They created many figures firing bows and rifles. Their new Canoe pieces are highly detailed and unique. We are very excited to be soon adding these pieces to our catalog. They also have the 42nd Highlanders, Black Watch Scottish Troops in various poses.

Bgs Toy Soldiers will be carrying the French Indian Wars pieces, Napoleonics, and Zulu Wars initially, and over the remainder of the year will add new pieces from their vast collection of wars. Feel free to contact us if you are interested in any of their other pieces and we will be sure to concentrate early on building our catalog in those areas. Now available at www.BgsToySoldiers.com