Small Scale Military Headquarters

I guess they have their visa's now...

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There will be plenty of these sitting on T R US shelves.

Jagd: Why do you think that?

ltcbj wrote:Jagd: Why do you think that?

Well because I said that was I dont no how many people besides us collectors would be buying Chinese infantry.

I too wonder about who buys these fine figures other than us? Does a child really want three or six army men for $7.00 when he can get a bag full for 99c? Does a parent buy their ten year old expensive soldiers with little parts or cheap ones with solid one piece construction?

Of course I'll buy them, but must wait an American dealer ( like ,by exemple, themotorpool lol) proposes them in mail order!

If you dont want to get them off ebay he has them on his site.

http://store.foxholetoys.com/21ceto32xsol.html

Thanx for the link, price is correct indeed.

Gag. $10 for three. Oh heavens the enfeebled dollar vs the newly empowered EURO. Au Revoir US economy. (Of course they are made in China.)

I will buy these but I don't think they will be quenching my 1/32 fire. Kind of like kissing your sister...

Are these Nationalist Chinese or Communist Chinese?

Start looking at the stores in the past i think he has bought them at WM or TRU and resells them if i remember correctly hes in Portland, OR

I dont no how many people besides us collectors would be buying Chinese infantry

I kind of agree.... a pretty limited market for these IMO. If these do end up at retail chains like TRU at all, I believe they will be mostly peg warmers. I guess these are nice for somebody who needs opponents if they are modeling the Kwangtung army, but I personally would not have much interest in them. I still can't understand why they chose to make these as opposed to some new Russians...

They also have FW190 RED 19

http://store.foxholetoys.com/21ceto32ai.html

Not too much of a markup on that one - its priced at the regular retail price for the plane at either TRU or other small retailers. The amount I'd waste on gas driving to the different stores in my area justifies the shipping cost

ltcbj wrote:Are these Nationalist Chinese or Communist Chinese?

It's Tchang-Kaï-Chek troops , who fought against the Japanese in 1936/37 ( look http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Sino-Japanese_War )

I believe that the Red Chinese also fought the Japanese.

The reds did as well but i think that making communist chinese troops would go over or sell well. Ill buy them but great more stuff noone wants clogging up the shelves at my local tru's

Think I'll pass on these. Give us some Brits already!

While I agree that red Chinese might not be as popular they were a legitimate force and they were so with very little allied support. They did not get wealthy due to foreign aid. By the same token there is a direct line from them to the next Summer Olympics so perhaps a Chinese javilineer would be appropriate- one with an air rifle(?) another shown as a POW....

By the same token there is a direct line from them to the next Summer Olympics so perhaps a Chinese javilineer would be appropriate- one with an air rifle(?) another shown as a POW....

LOLL How about a pack of angry Tibetan Monks with Molotov Coktails...?? Maybe they ought to make the Dalai Lama.. Well hello Dolly..

Perhaps the contemporary European militaries then- in full band attire, with instruments that their nations may be particularly well know for. Bagpipes for Scotland, perhaps piccolos for the Netherlands, Clarinets for Belgium....

They were made by Communist Chinese. But 'for' Communist Chinese?