Miscellaneous Products

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Dreamworks licensed the Small Soldiers brand to a vast array of miscellaneous items, including:

Entertainment

Handheld electronic pinball game
(front)

Electronic toy that uses character "chips" to play sound bites
(front, unboxed)

Small Soldiers Big Battle Game by Milton Bradley
(front, boxed)

60-piece jigsaw puzzle (Archer vs Chip Hazard) by Milton Bradley
(front, boxed)

60-piece jigsaw puzzle (Slamfist vs Butch Meathook) by Milton Bradley
(front, boxed)

60-piece jigsaw puzzle (Insaniac vs Kip Killigan) by Milton Bradley
(front, boxed)

Life-sized Archer's crossbow with firing suction-arrow
(front, boxed)

Film still slides for the View-Master
(front, boxed)

Film still slides for the View-Master
(front, boxed)

Wearables

A children's Chip Hazard-themed wristwatch with 3D profile
(front, unboxed)

Temporary Tattoos by Highgate
(front, boxed)

Household Objects

Nick Nitro and Insaniac "climbing" keychains with "lite-up insignia"
(front, boxed)

New Zealand exclusive Bluebird-brand sticker poster
(front)

Commando Elite reusable graphic sticker for glass
(front, boxed)

Animated Electronic Bank by Tiger Electronics
(front, boxed)

Animated Electronic Bank by Tiger Electronics
(rear, boxed)

Combat Assault Gumball Machine by Manley Toy Quest
(front, boxed)

Combat Assault Gumball Machine by Manley Toy Quest
(front, unboxed)

Metal lunchbox and flask by Thermos
(front, Commando Elite)

Metal lunchbox and flask by Thermos
(rear, Gorgonites)

Pencil case featuring Archer
(front)

Spoke Climbers by Rand, front; Insaniac, Chip Hazard and Brick Bazooka

Spoke Climbers by Rand, front; Archer

Spoke Climbers by Rand, rear

Consumables

Spin Pop Candy toy, Chip Hazard and Archer
(front, boxed)

Media

Tiger Animated Electronic Bank in action, via Bionic Turtle on YouTube

Trivia

Spin Pop Candy in Rick and Morty

• In Rick and Morty Season 4, Episode 4, Chip Hazard and Archer Spin Pop Candy toys can be seen as part of a dragon's wealth hoard. These objects are included in the episode as an indictment of nostalgia speculation, the consumerist nature of adults hoarding childrens' toys (especially consumables), and the how resale prices have risen far beyond their RRP.