Toy Soldiers & Military Miniatures | Breagans

Discover King & Country toy soldiers, renowned for their detailed 1/30 scale military miniatures depicting historic battles from ancient times to modern warfare.

W. Britain is one of the most historic and respected names in the world of toy soldiers. Founded in London in 1893 by William Britain Jr., the company helped establish the tradition of finely crafted collectible toy soldiers that continues to inspire collectors today.

Tradition of London is one of the leading makers of classic 54mm gloss-painted toy soldiers, working in the heritage English style that defined the original toy soldier hobby. Hand-finished and bright-coloured, these are decorative pieces designed to display beautifully on a shelf or in a cabinet.

Discover the newest additions to Breagans with our New Toy Soldier Releases collection. Here you’ll find the latest figures and sets from leading makers including King & Country, W. Britain, Tradition of London, and Regal Enterprises.

Explore the power of armored warfare with our Military Vehicles, Tanks & Artillery collection. Featuring detailed models from W. Britain and King & Country, these 1/30 scale vehicles bring the machinery of war to life with exceptional craftsmanship and historical inspiration.

Explore these amazing collections of Military Miniatures from the Ancient and Medieval Times from leading makers including King & Country, W. Britain, and Tradition of London.

The U.S. Marine Corps, Royal Marines, and French Marines across two centuries — from the dress blues of the modern USMC to Royal Marines at Trafalgar and French Compagnies Franches de la Marine in colonial North America. From W. Britain and King & Country.

Continental Line, British regulars, Hessian troops, Washington's Bodyguard, Colonial Militia, and the Legion of the United States. Covers the Revolution (1775–1783) through the Federal Era including the Battle of Fallen Timbers (1794). From W. Britain and King & Country.

The largest collection on Breagans — over 300 figures across both armies. Grant, Lincoln, Lee, Jackson, Stuart, the Iron Brigade, Hood's Texans, the 54th Massachusetts, Berdan's Sharpshooters, color bearers, gun crews, and line infantry from First Manassas to Appomattox. From W. Britain, King & Country, and Tradition of London.

British Tommies, French poilus, American doughboys, and Russian, Italian, and Belgian troops of the Great War (1914–1918). Trench-era kit including Brodie and Adrian helmets, gas masks, Lee-Enfields and Lebels, machine gunners, and engineers. From King & Country and W. Britain.

German, Austro-Hungarian, and Ottoman troops of the Great War (1914–1918). Pickelhaube- and stahlhelm-era German infantry, K&K Austro-Hungarian regiments, stormtroopers with MP18 submachine guns, and the artillery and machine-gun crews that defined trench warfare. From King & Country and W. Britain.

American, British, German, Soviet, Japanese, and Italian troops of the Second World War (1939–1945) across every theater — D-Day, North Africa, Stalingrad, the Pacific, the Bulge, Berlin. From W. Britain, King & Country, and Thomas Gunn Miniatures.

U.S. Army, Marine Corps, ARVN, North Vietnamese Army, and Viet Cong troops of the Vietnam War (1955–1975). Jungle fatigues, M16s and AK-47s, helicopter crews, and infantry on patrol. From W. Britain and King & Country.

American presidents in their military service — Washington as Continental commander, Grant as Union general, Theodore Roosevelt with the Rough Riders, Eisenhower as Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, and others. The men who served in uniform before they led the country.

U.S. cavalry troopers, mountain men, gunfighters, lawmen, outlaws, and Native American warriors of the American West from the 1840s through the 1890s. Custer's 7th Cavalry, Apache and Sioux warriors, the OK Corral, and the frontier between settlement and wilderness. From W. Britain and King & Country.

U.S. Army Rangers, Delta Force operators, 10th Mountain Division, and Somali militia from the Battle of Mogadishu, October 3–4, 1993 — the firefight that cost 18 Americans, killed hundreds of Somalis, and changed U.S. doctrine for urban combat. From King & Country.

British regiments across three centuries — Redcoats in colonial America, Highlanders at Waterloo, Tommies in the Western Front trenches, the Eighth Army in North Africa, the Coldstream Guards on parade. Every campaign Britain fought, from the King's regiments to the modern army. From W. Britain, King & Country, and Tradition of London.

Napoleon Bonaparte and the armies of the Napoleonic Wars (1803–1815) — the French Imperial Guard, Old Guard Grenadiers, Cuirassiers, and Mameluks, plus British, Prussian, Russian, and Austrian opposition at Austerlitz, Borodino, Salamanca, and Waterloo. From King & Country, W. Britain, and Tradition of London.

British regulars, French marines, Colonial Rangers, Highlanders, and Native American allies of the North American theater (1754–1763) — Fort Duquesne, Quebec, Ticonderoga, the Plains of Abraham. The war that ended French rule in North America. From W. Britain and King & Country.

British, French, Russian, and Turkish forces of the Crimean War (1853–1856) — the Light Brigade at Balaclava, the Thin Red Line of the 93rd Highlanders, the Russian defense of Sevastopol. The first major war photographed and reported in real time. From W. Britain and King & Country.

British infantry and Zulu warriors of the 1879 South African campaign — Isandlwana, Rorke's Drift, Ulundi. The 24th Regiment of Foot defending the mission station at Rorke's Drift earned eleven Victoria Crosses in a single night. From W. Britain and King & Country.

Pre-owned and consigned toy soldiers from collectors selling through Breagans. Vintage figures, retired sets, hard-to-find pieces, and partial collections from every period in the catalog. Inventory changes as new items arrive.

Mexican Army troops under Santa Anna and the Texan defenders at the Alamo, March 6, 1836 — Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, William Travis, and the 189 defenders against roughly 1,800 Mexican soldiers. The thirteen-day siege that became the rallying cry of Texas independence. From King & Country.

Civilian figures across every period in the catalog — Victorian townspeople, colonial settlers, frontier families, market vendors, and bystanders to historical events. The civilians who lived alongside (and were swept up by) every army the catalog covers.

Hand-painted 1/32 scale plastic figures on sturdy metal bases. Detailed weapons, flags, and horses across multiple historical periods. Lower cost than metal figures, but with enough detail to anchor a serious display — or stand up on the most challenging carpeted battlefield.

The classic green and tan plastic army men of childhood imagination, sold as play sets. Ages 3+. The toys that introduced generations of children to military history through tabletop battles in the backyard.

Cadets from West Point, Annapolis, — full dress uniforms, parade poses, and the institutional identity of each academy captured in 1/30 scale.

W. Britain figures in classic gloss enamel finish — the traditional bright-painted style that defined toy soldier collecting for most of the twentieth century. Distinct from the matte "military style" finish of the modern W. Britain catalog, these gloss figures are made for display rather than for tabletop wargaming.

Scenic accessories for staging toy soldier displays — sandbag emplacements, redoubts, fences, walls, trees, buildings, ground cover, and figure-compatible terrain pieces. Compatible with 1/30 (60mm) and 54mm figures from W. Britain and King & Country.

British and Egyptian forces of the late nineteenth-century Sudan campaigns — Gordon at Khartoum (1885), the fall of the Mahdi state, Kitchener's reconquest, and the Battle of Omdurman (1898) where Maxim guns broke the Dervish charge. From King & Country and W. Britain.

Christmas and Easter decorative figurines designed to display alongside the toy soldier collection. Carolers, Santa Claus, nativity figures, spring scenes — gift-ready pieces in the same hand-painted tradition as the military range.

Pre-announced figures and sets coming soon from W. Britain and King & Country. Confirm release dates, check what's new each quarter, and place advance orders as items appear in the catalog.