About Operation ToyBox

A collector behind the counter.

The Armory is the shop side of Operation ToyBox: King & Country miniatures, a love of the details, and a collector’s curiosity about the history behind them. I’m Vlad, an authorized King & Country dealer and the collector behind the channel.

A military miniature diorama with soldiers, motorcycles and a village scene
Small scale. Plenty to discover.
Vlad in front of his miniature collection
VladCollector & creator, Operation ToyBox
Hello, fellow collectors

It starts with a closer look.

I’m Vladimir, the collector behind Operation ToyBox. A figure’s pose, a piece of equipment, the story behind a uniform—those details are what keep me looking, learning, and adding to my shelves.

Operation ToyBox brings that interest together through photographs, unboxings, interviews, and a growing miniature catalog. I want it to be useful whether you’re identifying a set, researching a series, or deciding what belongs in your next display.

The Armory is the next part of that project: a place to shop King & Country miniatures alongside the videos and reference material that help you get to know them. Browse by series, take a closer look, and ask if you need a hand finding your next piece.

From the Operation ToyBox channel

Pull up a chair. Take a closer look.

Our six most-watched videos: unboxings, diorama builds and a look inside King & Country.

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Unboxing

NAM: Unboxing the King & Country Vietnam Marines

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Diorama build

Building Omaha Beach with King & Country Rangers

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Unboxing

Unboxing the Most EXPENSIVE Toy Soldiers (King & Country) - 3 of 8

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Showroom tour

Inside King & Country HQ (Hong Kong) – The Massive Showroom

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Unboxing & diorama

Unboxing the Battle of the Bulge - K&C Infantry + Tanks + Battlefield Diorama

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Unboxing

Huge King & Country Toy Soldier Unboxing, WW2 Germans, 82nd Airborne, British Paras, Tanks (1 of 8)

Normandy to the Ardennes.

Start with the DD, BBA, and BBG lines: figures and vehicles for your next display.

Need help choosing figures for your display?

Ask Vlad