A particularly interesting part of BMC is its “Classic” line, which uses vintage molds associated with companies including Louis Marx, Payton, and MPC. Some BMC figures are essentially continuations or reproductions of designs from the golden age of American plastic toys.

BMC concentrates heavily on roughly 1:32 scale / 54 mm figures. For example, its D-Day figures stand up to about 2.45 inches tall. They're generally made from flexible LDPE plastic and have the deliberately somewhat chunky, toy-like appearance associated with vintage army men.

The range goes well beyond generic green soldiers:

• World War II — Americans, Germans, Japanese, British, Russians, vehicles and artillery.
• American Civil War — Union and Confederate troops, artillery, wagons and battlefield accessories.
• American Revolution — colonists, British troops and battle sets.
• World War I
• Korean War
• French & Indian War
• Mexican Border War
• Spanish-American War / Rough Riders
• Alamo
• Historical civilian and farm sets
• Science-fiction, pirates and prehistoric figures through related Tim-Mee products. There are also Plastic Army Women, including 36-piece figure sets and larger 100-piece mixed-color buckets.