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After Marx went under in 1979/80 new toy soldier production took a small break but companies like Dimensions For Children (DFC) started making playsets in China for import to the US. Here in the US Bill MacMasters started BMC in 1991. Bill had worked at Toys R US and understood how the US toy market worked and started having playsets made for children covering the military themes of American history. The Revolutionary War, Alamo, Civil War, western Indian wars, San Juan Hill and World War II were all included. Men who had Marx playsets in the 50s-70s took notice and BMC started being collected by adults who longed for the simpler times of their childhood. After a dispute with a Chinese molding company some of BMC's original molds changed hands and started being run in China for Americana. Bill soldiered on, had new molds built and continued making playsets. Sadly Bill unexpectedly passed away in 2014. In 2015 Jeff Imel came to the rescue and bought BMC and carried on Bill's vision of making historical playsets for Americans kids "young & old"! Jeff found a cottage industry using old 1950s-70 molds that still existed making plastic toy figures and accessories. Jeff started buying these vintage molds and from 2018-2020 had acquired molds that had once been owned by Marx, MPC, Lido, Payton and others In 2022 Jeff bought molds and the name of Tim-Mee Toys who had been the last of the original plastic toy soldier makers having lasted until 2005. In 2022-2023 he bought many of modern manufacturer Classic Toy Soldiers molds and has become king of the toy soldier business here in the USA.

His first new set of figures are the popular US Army Women Soldiers made in may colors.

PART ONE THE RETURN OF BMC

WE CAN DO IT!!!--WE CAN DO IT!!!

BELOW ARE PICTURES OF THE VINAGE BMC FIGURES AND ACCESSORIES THAT HAVE BEEN MADE FOR MANY YEARS.

AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE ITEMS

The artillery crews for all armies were the same but different based only upon color; blue = Colonials, white = French, red = British.

The infantry Colonials and French were the same poses with the Colonials in blue and French in white.

ALAMO FIGURES AND ACCESSORIES

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The Alamo playset accessory bag contains; gun ramps, cream rocks, 3pc cannons, stools, 3pc carts, small box piles, larger box piles, small boxes, larger boxes, a table, A flag base and flag w/ pole

AMERICAN CIVIL WAR FIGURES AND ITEMS

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BMC made 21 different poses for their American Civil War set. Six were unique to the Union (blue) army, six unique to the Confederate (gray) army and 9 poses that were molded in both blue and gray.

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BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIGHORN ITEMS

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SPANISH AMERICAN WAR ITEMS

BMC makes a nice playset depicting the famous Rough Rider's charge up San Juan Hill. The figures depict Teddy Roosevelt (2nd row on the left) and the Rough Riders, The 3rd US Cavalry, the 10th US Cavalry "Buffalo Soldiers" ("Black Jack" Pershing left with color bearer Sgt George Berry) & the Spanish/Cuban army. Gatling Guns and MGs plus a Hacienda "blockhouse" with sandbag barricades.

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WWII ITEMS

BMC made nice playsets of WWII D-Day in France and the Marines fighting the Japanese on Iwo Jima.

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Iwo Jima Playset

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The "Raising the flag" piece is all glued and set in place and includes six distinct figures representing the men who raised the flag so long ago.

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VICTORYBUY-BMC has brought these great sets back for a new generation to enjoy. Above is a small sample of the sets currently available.

PART TWO - VICTORY BUY BMC BRINGS BACK OLD TOY COMPANY MOLDS

Victorybuy BMC in the 2010s begain buying up old molds from defunct toy companies. They now have many molds from these eaarly 50s-70s toy companies to share with new owners. They make many of the sets in several colors so they can be used in a variety of scenarios

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Plus many more in a variety of packaging; bags, headcard bags and boxed playsets.

PART THREE THE RETURN OF TIM-MEE TOYS

2022 brought a big change as Victoybuy BMC was able to puchase the rights to the name plus a number of molds from Tim-Mee Toys. Tim-Mee Toys had started up about 1951 and had been taken over by Processed Plastic January 1, 1965. For over 50 years they made and sold header card bags of cowboys & Indians + armymen. The 54mm "Vietnam" armymen were introduced in 1968 and have been a best seller every since.

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A great move by Victory Buy was to remake the WWII Staghound armored car that had first been made by Processed Plastic in 1952. PPCo leased the mold to Tim-Mee in the mid 50s and 50 years later the original mold was unusable so Victory Buy simply made a new one. They are available in a variety of colors.

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PART FOUR VICTORY BUY BMC BUYS MOST OF THE CLASSIC TOY SOLDIER MOLDS

2022-23 Saw Victory Buy BMC contiuning to expand as they bought many of the CTS molds a newer 1990s company.

Here are some of the new items added to the Victory Buy line up.

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The above pictures are a small sampling of the many new exCTS products now in the Victory Buy lineup.

PART FIVE VICTORY BUY CONTINUES TO BUY MOLDS FROM OLD AND MORE MODERN TOY COMPANIES. AS NEW PRODUCTS BECOME AVAILABLE WE WILL PUT THEM HERE