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MARX 40/45MM TRAINING CENTER ITEMS AND FIGURES
The 1951 Sear catalog shows the Marx Army Training Center set. This was one of the first playsets Marx made for sale. It contained the first series 45mm GIs and seated GIs.
In 1952 The second set of "camp/medical" 45mm GIs was added (+ the shell shooting MG and short barrel howitzer)to the set.
In 1954 The Air Force figures were added to the now Army and Air Force set.
In 1956 The Sailors and parade Marines were added to the now titled Armed Forces set.
In 1958 the 54mm Battleground GIs and Marines appeared and the training center sets as well as the 40/45mm GIs, Sailors and Marines were phased out. The Air Force figures became part of various Cape Canaveral and Airport sets. From 1958-1960 the sets contained the 45mm Air Force figures but all other figures; Navy, Marines and Marchers were 54mm. In the 1960s a metal carryall Training Center set was made with standard 54mm figures.
MARX 45mm GIs
Among the first figures Marx made for playsets were the 45mm GIs The 1951 Sears catalog has an Army Training Center playset that includes the first series 45mm GIs and the seated 45mm GIs. A second series of 45mm GIs was made in 1952 that included camp and medical poses. These 45mm figures were phased out of production in the late 1950s as the 54mm figures replaced them. The 45mm figures were first made in a rubber like vinyl and then later in polyethylene soft plastic. The early figures did not have bases and did not stand well so Marx made new molds that added a stabilizing platform (base) to many of the figures.
The first series 45mm GI mold had 22 cavities. There were four each of the two marching poses and one each of the other 14 poses. Playsets would have multiples of this 22 figure grouping. Several of these poses were copied by Payton.
The second series 45mm GI mold, like the first, was made with 22 cavities. It has; 3 GIs with rifle at parade rest, 2 EACH; Crawling with rifle, crouching with rifle, sitting (weapons operator), in gas mask advancing with rifle, & stretcher bearer and one each; stretcher, nurse kneeling with canteen, sitting drinking, standing with mess kit, with mine sweeper, sitting shooting scoped rifle, lying wounded for stretcher, walking with slung rifle, & digging with shovel. This set was sold in the training center playsets as well as in small polka dot boxes through Sears. Playsets would have multiples of this 22 piece grouping depending upon size.
Like the other 40-45mm Armed Forces figure molds this mold has 22 cavities making two sets of 11 figures. Playsets would have varying numbers of 11 figure sets depending upon size. These figures were originally made in metallic blue for the training center sets. As the new 54mm figures came into production Marx had the bases raised so they could be used with the new taller figures. These "raised" figures have a concave depression under the base. Later figures were made in gray, cream and perhaps other colors. RECASTS have been made in medium blue and gray. At one point the figures with ammo and rocket were blocked off the mold and the other 9 figures were put into "peaceful" airport sets.
PL-730 had 22 cavities making one set of 11 Marines in 6 poses (six marching) and one set of 11 Sailors (six marching). The original figures were made in light blue and gray and most playsets would have the Marines in one color and the sailors in the other.
The Marx 40/45mm Navy figures were made in six poses. A playset grouping "mold shot" would consist of 6 marching figures and one each of the other five poses for a total of eleven figures.
Marx Missile ship sailors. Made in red and yellow hard plastic.
Each Marine "mold shot" consisted of one each of the first five poses and six marching with rifle as seen above. So playsets would have multiples of this group of 11 figures.
The Training Center playsets came with a nice grouping of accessories as seen above. 13 Pieces making 10 assemblies including everybody's favorite...Garbage Cans! These pieces were first made in hard plastic but eventually to longer lasting soft plastic. Many hard plastic tripods were broken from active play.
PL-347 Training Center Headquarters Equipment
This mold made 11 pieces including a two piece swivel chair. They were made in either army green or silver colored plastic.
Reissue Marx PL-347 Army Training Center Headquarters Equipment. complete set of 12 pieces, made in hard plastic.
ReissuePL-347 in Navy Gray.
Reissue Marx PL-347 Training Center headquarters accessories. Made in a semisoft army green plastic.
Reissue Marx PL-387 western "Jail Side" accessories. Made in a semisoft Army green plastic. Perfect for WWI or WWII bases.
Other Training Set Pieces
Missile to rocket launcher; NONE.
REISSUE barracks ladder, yellow, SP.
Flat Figures 54-60mm in scale
MARX 60mm GIs
Marx made at least 7 different molds of 60mm GIs. Over 40 poses were made but only a few are very common to find and some are down right rare.
GROUP A "BIN" GIs Mold PL-318 Made circa 1951
Picture of seated GI courtesy of Rich Delbert.
Mold PL-318 had 6 cavities making 2 sets. Recent reissues have confirmed our theory that the 2 "sets" consist of one each of the three "action" figures as seen above and one "set" of three seated GIs. The "action" figures are believed to have been sold as "bin" toys individually. The seated pose was made to be included with the three flat bed truck loads Marx was making. We have only seen these in rubber like vinyl. None of the standing figures stand up well and for this reason we think they were deleted from production rather quickly.
GROUP B EARLY PARADE GIs Mold PL-319 made circa 1951
Mold PL-319 had 20 cavities making two sets of 10 figures. One set of ten figures can be seen in the above picture. The flag bearer is almost identical to the Tim-Mee GI flag bearer. We have only seen them in green rubber like vinyl. They do not stand up well and the mold was slightly altered to give the figures "pod" feet for better stability and then again to give them narrow bases. They were sold in the 1951 Sears catalog as part of a "NEW" 15 piece parade and combat soldier set. The combat soldiers were one set of five figures from PL-320.
RECAST/REISSUE PL-319 Soldiers
Mold shot of ten figures; saluting man, flag bearer in dress uniform with old paper US flag on stick, 4 men marching in dress uniform & 4 men sauntering with slung rifle in field uniforms.
GROUP C EARLY COMBAT GIs Mold PL-320 Made circa 1951
These figures were made in mold PL-320 "Soldiers". The mold had 15 cavities making 3 sets of the same five poses as seen above. These were sold in small boxes containing 2 "sets", in a set with the early parade GIs, and also with some of the early pressed steel military vehicles Marx sold. They may have also been sold as "bin" toys. They are usually found in rubber like vinyl in shades of army green, but the mold was reworked to put bases (platforms) on the standing figures for stability (Marx also did this with other 45 and 60mm figures). They were also made in harder to find "enemy" red vinyl and white hard plastic (for kids to paint). Finally they were made in polyethylene soft plastic. Kelloggs evidently contracted with the same mold maker to make a set of cereal premiums and both the bazooka man and sitting shooting rifle poses became part of the premium set that also included other Marx and Lido poses. The detail on the "chubby" figures is poor for Marx. As in the picture above the first figure's carbine tip is often broken off and gone.
GROUP D BAND GIs SET Mold PL-366 Made circa 1952
Mold PL-366 had 18 cavities making 2 sets. There are 6 poses so three were duplicated per set. We think there was one each of the; band leader, tuba player, and cymbal man and two each of the trumpet, drum and clarinet players. As GIs we have only seen them in rubber like vinyl, but they were also then made in white hard plastic as perhaps a college /circus band set. The mold ended up at the Marx Holland affiliate where painted hard plastic versions some times ink stamped "HOLLAND" under the base(see picture above) were made. The red Marine Corps band paint jobs are usually somewhat crude. Early vinyl figures do not have bases and you may have to straighten their legs to get them to stand. Later white hard plastic and green/khaki soft plastic figures have bases as the mold was reworked like many of the other early 50s figure molds.
GROUP E LATER COMBAT GIs Mold PL-383 Made circa 1952
Made in 1951/52 mold PL-383 had 16 cavities making one set. There are 10 poses and the mold contains one each of; man crawling, man running with ammo case, throwing grenade and wearing gas mask with slung rifle. There are two of each of the other six poses in the mold. Of the 60mm soldiers Marx made this group is the most commonly found these days. They are usually found in soft plastic however some can be found in earlier rubber like vinyl. Some were copied and made as Warriors of the World in hard plastic and painted. In 1957 LIDO had a army man mold made and they used the same mold maker. The Mold maker reused some of his master scupts and four of the 10 Lido poses are very similar to the Marx poses. The Lido figures of the officer with pistol, standing shooting and advancing with bayonet have helmets with webbing while the Marx figures have smooth helmets. The prone shooter is hard to tell apart. In 1958 Kelloggs cereal also had a mold made to use as cereal premiums. Evidently made by the same mold maker who reused his master sculpts. The Kelloggs mold has copies of the ten Lido poses (4 of which were copies of Marx poses as just noted). In addition to those ten poses the Kelloggs mold also copied four more of the Marx poses. Two from this series; man sitting shooting scoped rifle and man crouching throwing grenade. The other two were from the first Marx combat GI mold; kneeling shooting bazooka and kneeling/sitting shooting rifle. These four poses are difficult to tell apart from the original Marx figures. The second series 60mm Marx GIs were sold individually from counter tops, in American Hero & red polka dot boxes, with large metal and cloth trucks and cannons and in header card bags.
GROUP F MEDICAL GIs MOLD PL-384 Made circa 1952
The mold PL-384 had 16 cavities making one set. The mold is in Mexico and recent reissues in silver show that four items are duplicated; stretcher, lying wounded, wounded being fire carried, man carrying wounded in fire carry. The other eight poses are in the mold once. Stretcher bearers are different, one with canteen and the other with entrenching tool. These are seldom found and very collectible. These can be found in both early rubber like vinyl and later soft plastic polyethylene. Variations of some of these poses can also be found in 45mm scale by Marx. RECASTS exist, made in Mexico.
RECAST Medical GIs
This mold was sent to Marx's Mexican partner and the mold was run about 1990 in assorted colors. We have seen them in; blue, orange, yellow, bright green, white, black and gray from this early recast production. Recently they have been made in army green and silver.
GROUP G GIs IN TRAINING ("Couching Soldiers") Mold PL-385 Made circa 1952
Mold PL-385 oddly titled "Crouching Soldiers" in Marx records was a 16 cavity mold. There were 9 poses and one mold shot produced the following; 1 each crouching with binoculars, crouching with handie talkie, inspecting officer, Sgt with paper, 2 each with mine sweeper, crouching weapons operator, MP at parade rest, and 3 each; with rifle at parade rest and with rifle at port arms. We are not sure if this is correct, but have seen this exact distribution a few times. These can be found in both early rubber like vinyl and later soft plastic polyethylene. Ones for sale are soft plastic unless noted.
RECAST GIs IN TRAINING
This mold was sent to Marx's Mexican factory where it was run about 1990 in assorted colors. What We have below is the last of what we can get a hold of.
GROUP H LATER PARADE GIs (WEARING HELMETS), Mold PL-604 Made circa 1954
Mold Pl-604 has 9 cavities making 1 set. The marching group consists of one Staff Sergeant and eight privates with rifles. Variations of these figures were also made in 54mm.
Mold PL-415 made circa 1952 had 10 cavities making one set as seen above. Sold in small boxed sets and as "bin" toys individually. White figure pictures courtesy Rich Delbert.
54mm FIGURES
THE AXIS
WWII German Infantry
Marx used specific sets of figures and accessories for all of their playsets. The WWII German mold PL-1185 contained 32 cavities making two 16 figure sets. The figures pictured above represent one of the two setss as follows; one of each of the first 11 poses, two kneeling shooting rifles, and three marching figures. Playsets would then have multiples of this grouping. Some of the figures have the Marx hall mark under their bases and some do not. The figures made in the 1960s are various shades of dark gray (with a few in medium gray). Those from the 1970s are various shades of light gray and we got a few in green out of Canada and are unsure when they were made.
- NONE - Pair of Germans in light green, rare color came out of Canada.
About 1981 Helm Toy copied (in Hong Kong) some of the Marx German and American poses (barbwire, small cannon, six Germans & the first three GIs in the picture) and three Deluxe Reading poses (Three GIs on right in picture) to put in their own sets. These are not found very often. They are a bit smaller than the Marx originals (probably panto-graphed) and each base is usually marked "HELM TOY HONG KONG".
Germans were made in light grays and the grenade thrower doesn't have a grenade.
WWII Japanese Infantry
Japanese flag with pole & base.
PL-1199 the Japanese mold contains 32 cavities making two sets of 16 figures. There are one each of the first 8 poses, and two each of the last four poses as seen above for a total of 16 figures in 12 poses. Playsets would then have multiples of this grouping depending upon size. Original figures were made in a nice flat tan color. Peanut butter and "Heritage" flesh/tan colors were also used. The mold still exists and the set has been reissued in recent years in several colors. They have also been found in the old Marx dump in several shades of gray.
- REISSUE 48587 32 WWII Japanese soldiers in 12 poses. Made by Victory Buy.
THE ALLIES
This mold put out sets of eight figures, two of the man marching with rifle and one each of the other six poses. Mainly made in white, but waxy light blue and dark blue also exist. All white photo courtesy of skinny the goatman, blue and white photo courtesy Chris Saloman.
NONE
WWII US Marines
The US Marine mold PL-929 contains 16 cavities. It has one each of the first 8 poses, and two each of the last 4 poses as seen above, for a total of 16 figures in 12 poses. Each playset would then have multiples of this grouping depending upon the size and price of the set. Original figures were made in a khaki tan and a forest green. They were also made briefly in the later waxy greens, and some light blue versions exist as well. The Flamethrower and Throwing Grenade poses were copied and included in the second GI figure mold. The mold still exists and recasts have been made in several colors. In addition odd colors are being found at the old Marx dump.
MX508 Seated Marine right hand forward.
WWII U.S.Army Figures
PL-926 Combat Soldiers was run from about 1958 to the end in 1980. Unique in that all 16 cavities in the mold contained different figures. Playsets would then have multiples of this grouping depending upon size. Figures were made in khaki tan, forest green, dark green, waxy tan and waxy green. This mold still exists and has been recast in recent years in several colors. PL-1195 mold was remade in 1963 with 32 cavities including copies of the 16 PL-926 poses plus the 2nd series "Medical" figures. A few of the 1st series figures were slightly altered; the figure kneeling shooting the MG got an altered, taller MG and the man walking with a slung rifle lost his canteen . The 16 piece "medical" group has a stretcher and 15 figures in 14 poses including copies of two Marines, with flame thrower and throwing grenade and one GI standing shooting rifle.
This set had 11 new poses + a stretcher. Also included were the Marines throwing grenade and with flamethrower + the first series GI standing shooting a rifle which gave it 15 figures in 14 poses plus the stretcher. Multiples of this group were then used in playsets, which caused some confusion for later day collectors until it was determined that the two marine poses had been added to the mold. Made from about 1963 to the end in 1980. Waxy green and waxy tan were the colors used most often although others exist. Some of these poses are being copied in China. The original mold is feared destroyed. Several slight shade variations exist for the khaki, forest green and waxy green colors.
Other 54mm US soldiers
The Gallant Men blister card - Picture courtesy Davis Schafer.
Gallant men Character Figures
Mold PL-1184 five cavities. Various shades of green.
Paratroopers
About the same time as the second series "medical" GI mold was made Marx also made two different paratroopers in mold PL-1193 12 cavities making six each of two poses, one descending and one right after he touched ground. The first usually comes with an open chute, while the second usually had a partially collapsed chute (not pictured above). They were affixed with thin wires. Usually in waxy greens, but red also exists and is believed to be test shots found in the old landfill.
Paddlers
Marx also made an assault raft with two paddlers in PL-938 6 cavities making 2 sets each with the raft and two different GIs paddling, one to the left and one to the right. The mold put out 2 rafts and four paddlers at a time. Only large playsets contained the large raft and both figures. Some smaller playsets might get one paddler. Usually dark forest greens
Marchers
PL-927 Marching soldiers made 16 figures in two sets of eight (6 riflemen, 1 Staff SGT & one officer). They were not put in a lot of sets and are not always easy to find.
THE 54mm ALLIES
Made in the mid 1960s
WWII British Figures
PL-1249 made 18 figures in six poses making two sets of nine figures. Originals were made in a nice flat tan/sand color. REISSUES as seen in the above photo were made in several colors.
WWII French Figures
PL-1248 made 18 figures in six poses making two sets of nine figures. There are two of each of the first three and four of each of the last three figures (in the above picture) in the mold. Larger playsets would then have an 18 figure set while smaller playsets could have half sets of nine figures. The originals were made in a flat light blue. The mold still exist and recasts have been made in several colors.
WWII Russian Figures
PL-1250 made 18 figures in six poses making two sets of nine figures. Original Russians were made in a pale mint green color. RECAST like seen above have been made in several colors. An 18 figure set would have two each; shooting rifle, officer and shot man and four each; butting with rifle, throwing grenade, running with burp gun.
- 14.00 REISSUE 48587 36 WWII Russian soldiers in 6 poses. Made by Victory Buy.
Made in the mid 1970s among the last figures made by Marx these figures were sold on blister cards with "cut away rescue vehicles". The figures were made in the Hong Kong factory of a very rubbery like plastic.
- Blister carded Rescue Truck with all three green soldiers.
MILITARY ACCESSORIES
Marx made a nice 35 piece sprue of weapons and accessories (to build up advertising piece count) for their WWII playsets. These are found in silvers and various shades of green. We have a hard time telling some of them apart from the MPC ringhand accessories. The (#) in front of each item is how many are on a complete sprue.
Sparkling tank is what it is called in the 1976 Marx catalog, but this hard plastic example (with rubber treads) does not have any wind up motor (or anything else) on the inside and may have been sold without one.
HK-5098 Power Action Speed Buggy as pictured. Still attached to original box. No cellophane but am unsure if it had any to begin with. Open hatch and up pops the commander. Has pull action device in box. Box dated 1974.
The Marx 60mm Jeep is true to scale but the one found in the 54mm playsets is probably 40-45mm in scale.
The US WWII vehicle mold consisted of; one 41 tank, one halftrack, one landing craft, one jeep, one small cannon and one small raft. Except the rafts the others had separate wheels. Playsets would then have multiples of this grouping depending upon size. In some desert sets the landing craft was not included, and some beach head type sets had extra landing craft.
US 51 tank with plug in MG.
US JEEP.
Small cannon.
41 Tank.
Larger 51 tank.
US Halftrack.
Landing craft.
The large raft was only include in some of the larger playsets and is hard to find (sold above with paddlers). The small raft was part of the US WWII vehicle mold set and is easily found.
Small raft.
HP raft from "HO" set.
Tent set with; big tent, 3 pup tents & 3pc cot, waxy green from WWII set.
The Marx WWII German army had its own set of vehicles. Each mold shot consisted of two 351 tanks, one personnel carrier and a two piece motocycle combination with sidecar. Added in later to the mold were eight of the seated German pose. Earlier sets were in dark gray, while later sets were in light gray.
German 88 + 2 shells.
Reissue Marx WWII German 88mm cannon with new cannon barrel extension. Made in gray.
Reissue space rocket cannon, light tan. Makes a usable German nebelwerfer - screaming meamies. NO SPRING.
Reissue NON SHOOTING NIKE battery with 2 launchers & 4 missiles.
1st Version Howitzer, pull back breech firing.
2nd Version Howitzer, silver, HP, pull back spring firing.
3rd Version Howitzer HP, silver.
Sprue of five silver howitzer shells. (NONE)
Japanese Zero, US P-47 Thunderbolt, US P-51, Mustang.
Marx made a nice 24 piece set of terrain and accessories for their WWII playsets (note recoilless rifle is twp pieces) in mold PL-933. Usually made in brown colors often with green or black swirls. The Mold could be configure to eliminate the ruined building (PL-933A) or the pillbox (PL-933B). Also the pill box could be run by itself (PL-933C) as could the ruined building (PL-933D). In later years the pillbox and ruined building cavities have been located and reissued in gray. Note radio is missing its antennae in the picture above.
Marx WWII Pillbox & destroyed house, reissue.
"U" shaped bunker.
Pontoon Bridge.
More WWII Accessories
Reissue MARX WWII Atlantic Wall.
Original exploding house picture courtesy David Schafer.
The exploding house ruins was made in brown. Reissues have been made in brown, gray & green without the metal spring or trigger (target).
Marx made a small "exploding" mountain for their WWII playsets which were made in brown hard plastic. it was then used in the Moon Base playsets in light green. Picture above shows both versions (MISSING TRIGGER). It was reissued without a spring or trigger in the 1990s in a bronze color.
J Emplacement, gray, HP, from a "HO" playset. (NONE)
The hard plastic poles Marx made for their tin litho flags came with a small pin/peg to attach to the base. Due undoubtedly to complaints the mold was reworked to make the attachment pegs larger for stronger attachment. The log style pole was used for Fort Apache, Rev War and Alamo playsets while the square style pole was used in Battleground, Cape Canaveral and Civil War playsets.
Some of the Navarone/Iwo Jima Accessories.
Navarone sets had yellow and Iwo Jima sets had gray accessories.
Playset instructions said to cut the piece in half so these are usually found in two pieces.
A second tree row was made for the Disneyland playset. Due to the palm trees it is also called the "jungle" tree row.
3-4 Inch Howitzer
3-4 Inch scale Howitzer, silver.
OLDER PLAYSETS
Marx Navarone Playset 3412; One of the nicest WWII themed playsets Marx made circa 1973/74. Loosely based upon the popular novels by Allister MacClean and subsequent Hollywood film versions. Mountain is complete with all parts except lower 3 inches of elevator shaft (see picture) from lowest floor to the bottom has been removed. We filled up the set to try and make the expected figure count so some small shade variations are present. You get two 16 figure sets of dark gray Germans a total of 32 that this early set contained. The set also came with 16 series one GIs and a 16 piece Series two GI group (15 figures + 1 stretcher). This set has the stretcher and 29 of the 31 GIs (missing series two blown up man and clubbing man). Box depicts a set of US vehicles but there were none in the box. I have put in a waxy green jeep and raft but did not have in stock the; tank, halftrack, LCVP and small cannon. Box shows light forest green vehicles and I will trade the jeep and raft for a forest green LCVP & raft upon request. It has 28 of the 35 small sprue accessories and I think all of the yellow accessories. I think the small flag pole for the mountain top is correct as is the gray flag base and that the mold was later altered to include two large flag poses and a base as seen in later sets (please correct me if I am wrong). Has playmat, C-9/10 box and packing slip, BUT NO instructon sheet. A very nice example.
4301 Navarone Playset. See above photos.
NEW MARX MODERN PLAYSETS
Small booklet put in Desert Storm sets with one set on thr fron cover and the other set on the back cover.
DESERT STORM AIRWAR 4791
CONTENTS
1 booklet
3 Desert Storm trading cards
10 misc rocks and boulders
decal sheet for the "end cap" boulder piles.
2 Atlantic wall pieces light gray HP
2 square terrain pileses tan HP
1 set of palm Trees and ferns (4 of each)
1 black multipiece stealth fighter HP
1 tan multi piece delat fighter,HP
1 small delta figuter with sep wheels, SP
1 small F 107 fighter wioth sep wheels, SP
1 small X-15 rocket plane, SP.
1 small Vertol 107 helicpter w/ sep rotors, SP
1 sheet of decals for planes
4 paratroopers in both poses (2 ea) + 4 chutes in both styles (2 ea)
12 pc straight barb wire
ONE SET AIRPORT ACCESSORIES AND VEHICLES, gray SP
13 sets of wheels black HP
1 Crash truck
1 Fuel truck
1 Fork lift
1 Baggage Cart
1 Power generator
1 tractor
1 luggage conveyor belt
1 2pc fuel tank
1 radar tower
2 plane stairways
1 engine on stand
2 CO2 tanks
1 2pc wind indicator
1 ladder
10 runway lights
5 boxes/suitcases
DESERT STORM LIBERATION 4792
contents all Marx Molds unless noted.
1 Booklet
1 exploding house (no spring)
1 Space cannon with sprue of shells, tan HP.
1 WWII Howitzer, tan, HP
1 set of Hedge pieces, tan SP ( 6 long, 6 short, 3 corner)
2 terrain squares, tan HP
1 set Palm trees and ferns ( 4 ea)
1 set 4 60mm military vehicles; halftrack, tank, armored car, missile tank
4 sets of wheels. These seem to be added at random in the sets I have had. You need at least 4 sets
10 pc straight barb wire
1 radar tower with top removed so it looks like an oil derrick
1 rocket, silver SP from training center missile launcher
1 Arab, 60mm mounted holding rifle NO MOUNT
1 set 54mm Marines 16 figures stiff tan plastic
1 set 45mm GIs 21 figures + stretcher darker tan
14 WWII Russians (as Iraqis) in only 5 of the 6 poses in brown stiff plastic
SOME SETS ALSO HAD SOME WWII JAPANESE AS IRAQIS
1 MPC MG air cooled, black NO MOUNT
SOME SETS ALSO HAD MARX SHELL SHOOTING MG