BMC Marx Plastic Army Men Beach Assault - Green vs Tan 24pc WW2 US Soldiers - Made in USA

From the CLASSIC ARMY MEN COLLECTOR SERIES, BMC Toys brings back an iconic set of figures from the Golden Age of Army Men Playsets. This pack of 24 Olive Drab and Tan WW2 US Soldier PLASTIC ARMY MEN is proudly manufactured in the United States and features 5 different figures and rafts. Troops are approximately 1:32 scale, stand up to 2.1 inches tall, and are made from flexible tan and olive drab green color LDPE plastic with good details and a little flashing. Each color includes 4 seated Marines, 4 Oarsmen, 2 Landing Craft Rubber Boat (LCR), 2 Paratroopers in 2 poses, and instructions for easy to make parachutes from paper napkins and thread. The raft measures 5.5 inches long, is hollow underneath, and even floats on water. These figures were originally produced around 1960 by Louis Marx & Company and were included in many of their famous Battleground and History in the Pacific Playsets. They were also offered in playsets by various companies through the 1980s and 1990s, and later produced in hard plastic for the hobby market. These are excellent troops for a variety of set ups from WW2 to Cold War conflicts. This is a set of real American Made plastic heroes, meant to be set up, knocked down, picked up and played with for many years to come. LITTLE GREEN ARMY MEN have even been inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame. Packed in plastic bag with insert card and recommended for ages 5 and up. BMC Classic WWII United States Soldiers Colors: OD Green and Tan Size: Up to 2.1 inches tall Scale: Approximately 1:32 Packaging: Polybag with Insert Card

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