The Pacific Fortress: WWII Toy Soldier Battle (Island Hopping)

Witness the entire WWII Pacific "Island Hopping" campaign, brought to life in a massive toy soldier battle. From the bloody beaches of Tarawa to the fortress of Okinawa, this is miniature warfare on an epic scale.

This cinematic stop-motion film chronicles the brutal "Island Hopping" strategy of the United States, recreated with 1/35 scale dioramas. We begin with the bloody lesson of Tarawa (1943), where miscalculations led to a "Wade of Death" as US Marines were forced to wade into a prepared kill zone.

Follow the campaign as it evolves to capture the Marianas for the B-29 Superfortress. Witness the "Great Marianas Turkey Shoot," the brutal jungle warfare and desperate Banzai charge on Saipan, and the terrifying underground siege of Iwo Jima's 11 miles of tunnels.

Finally, experience the "Typhoon of Steel" at Okinawa, where the U.S. Navy faced the divine wind—the Kamikaze—and the U.S. Army and Marines fought for the last stepping stone to Japan. This is the story of the Pacific War, told one miniature at a time.

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