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BMC Toys makes plastic green Army women in response to Vivian Lord’s viral letter A 6-year-old girl in Arkansas is getting her request answered after a letter she wrote asking for little green ...
Brittany Lord BMC Toys Imel kept his promise. According to GMA, he recently gifted two bags of BMC Toys' plastic Army women figures to Vivian, who was thrilled with the surprise.
Green Army Men figures have gotten a makeover. The bucket of toys now includes women. And it’s not just any women, the new figures include the iconic “Rosie the Riveter” on a base that says ...
The toys, which come in several colors, including pink, and four different military poses, are now available for pre-order, according to Imel. BMC Toys' plastic Army women figures are pictured here.
She sent copies to several army men manufacturers, including Jeff Imel, owner of BMC Toys in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Vivian Lord's letter. Brittany Lord ...
A Pennsylvania toy company says it’s making women toy plastic soldiers after getting requests from female veterans, toy fans, and a persuasive letter from a 6-year-old girl.
They're all made at BMC Toys in Scranton. It's one of the nation's largest makers of little green army men, now adding women to the list.
BMC Toys president Jeff Imel said it wasn’t the first time someone had brought up the question about women toy soldiers. “I just told her, I'm sorry, I don't have them.
SCRANTON, Pa. (WHTM) – A toy manufacturer in Scranton is one of the only makers of toy plastic Army men and soon will expand the line to include Army women. Jeff Imel, owner of BMC Toys, told ...
Young Vivian Lord of Arkansas recently acquired a set of the instantly recognizable plastic green Army men figurines, iconic toys the 6-year-old had been pining after for weeks. Excitedly, the ...
BMC Toys hopes to release its female army soldiers sometime in late 2020, just in time for Christmas. Vivian plans to be one of the first kids to send them into battle.
Green Army Men figures have gotten a makeover. The bucket of toys now includes women. And it’s not just any women, the new figures include the iconic “Rosie the Riveter” on a base that says ...