"Kid Fun" 5 Inch Green Plastic Army Men

I came across two of these years ago at the Kruger Street Toy and Train Museum back in 2012. It's a very cool and fairly large museum. Well worth the visit if you are in a few hours drive. I found the female figure on Ebay years later but could never identify the manufacturer or any other soldiers. A chance search on Amazon a few weeks back ended up with this. The female soldier is in there as well as six other figures. Kind of cool. Nice size for kids.

Mighty World Military

Another discovery in an old storage box. I remember these being sold at Target....Mighty World. Anyway, I purchased the few that had a military theme to it. These didn't last long but they were cool.

I had to search on Ebay because I couldn't even remember the actual series name. Yep, Mighty World.

More Mattel Heroes in Action - Loose Figures

As I mentioned in my last post, I had a few of these in the 70s. Took me a long time to find out what they were later on. All I could search for was plastic army men. I probably finally found them on Ebay and learned their real name.

Great catalog photos on Plaid Stallions.

Years ago, I snagged a small lot of loose figures. Definitely Vietnam Era figures in my opinion. Oh yeah, along with the cool rubble base, there is also a lever that connects to a rod that goes into the soldier's rear (ouch) to make him move and make shooting sounds.

He looks like he is shooting a grease gun.

Flamethrower - not sure how to shoot any weapon sitting like that.

M60 Machine Gunner

Hand Grenade thrower.

I did remember they had Black soldiers as well. Cool!

Bazooka Soldier

Seated machine gunner. Again, hard to shoot this way.