Classic Toy Soldiers

The iconic green plastic army men that filled children's toy boxes were typically made by which process?

Before plastic became common, most toy soldiers were made from what material?

The bag of green plastic army men typically included soldiers in various poses. Which pose was NOT commonly included?

Which British company, founded in 1893, became the world's most famous maker of lead toy soldiers?

In the 1950s, what new material replaced lead in the manufacture of toy soldiers due to safety concerns?

Which Marx toy playset, featuring a frontier fort and soldiers, was one of the most popular sets of the 1950s?

How many soldiers were typically included in a standard bag of little green army men?

What H.G. Wells book, published in 1913, established rules for playing war games with toy soldiers?

Besides green army men, what other color of plastic soldiers was commonly available to represent the opposing force?

Marx playsets often came in a distinctive container. What was it?

What toy company produced the famous 'Combat!' playset, inspired by the TV show of the same name?

Toy soldier figures were commonly sold in what scale, which became the standard for plastic army men?

Which popular children's game involved setting up toy soldiers and knocking them down by flicking marbles at them?

The famous Nutcracker ballet features toy soldiers coming to life. In what country did this ballet premiere in 1892?

What accessory was commonly included with bags of plastic army men for building battlefield landscapes?