The links listed below are from different toy soldiers hobbies enthusiastics and supply companies, making of this topic a little fascinating world.

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All the King's Men Toy Soldiers.
It is a miniatures company by a collector, for collectors. It focuses on 54mm (1/32nd scale) figures for display and wargaming, offering everything from original pieces to a painting service for your favorites

Toy Soldiers on line Gallery.
Fantastic website of the australian collector John O'Brien, showing his great handpainted figures.

Matthias Manske
Excellent german site containgin all kinds of solid lead toy soldiers, made with high quality details.

Toyzine.com
Toyzine.com, hundreds of vintage and collectible toys picture for sale, For Sale and Wanted classifieds, Toy Auction coverage, informative and entertaining e-magazine with regularly updated articles, an appraisal and valuation service, and much more...

Steve Weston's Toy Soldiers.
They offer some of the finest Plastic Toy Soldiers from around the Globe, specializing in 1/32 - 54mm scale, but also offering 1/35th - 50mm and 1/24th - 60mm scales.

Replicants (plastic makes perfect).
Replicants is a company which produces unpainted plastic toy figures in 1/32 scale, making unusual figures. On that website you can get an idea of our range of figures, as well as learning a bit about how they are made and how they look when they are painted and/or converted.

JoeSoldiers
This website contains fantastic photographs of Joe Carvalho's collection of military figures. If you're dioramas fanatic, you should visit it.

Barzso Playsets
This toy soldiers company produced all kind of high quality playset, including "Tales of Robin Hood", "Nottingham Castle", among other great items.

John Tunstill's - World of Model Soldiers
John ran a Model soldier shop 'Soldiers' in London for many years and also designed and produced a range of metal figures (Soldiers' Soldiers) between 1977 and 1986. The website contains listings of his production, excerpts from the book "The World of Model Soldiers" and sales pages.