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A great price on the railroad gun ie 300 dollars off regular price too bad cdn dollar is so weak!

I believe one will be late world war II Europe as he mentioned at the Toronto toy soldier convention last spring....

It was 16 pounds for the 2 sets. Thanks for the inquiry, the sets are priced as follows: 20151 "SEARCH FOR AMMO" £65.99 20152 "THE TROPHY" £29.99. You can either place the order via the Britains web site or you can give me a call on 0044 1386 41631 and order direct with your card payment...

I think us AZW collectors have been spoiled. I wonder if they are offering these popular figs in the second half so you have to buy them as opposed to getting them free with your standard. Let me know if I have gone to far with my conspiracy theory.....

This might be a blessing that they are taking a break, this might give them a time to get a better perspective than simply pumping out these infantry figures, my rorke drift diorama is manned by same number of 24th as in real life. it might give me a chance to add to some of my other lines ...

I agree the service was excellent.. The pricing was horrible, it was just under 100 pounds for 3 figures or 180 in cdn dollars. That is more than 50% higher than normal releases. They dropped the VAT which offset shipping. The figures are just okay but I would say the bang for the buck is at...

I believe so... I was just seeing if there was rationale why it never went into production...

That is a good question... did it ever go into production? A nice looking set...

I am still getting a laugh when I see this photo.... and with rising toy soldier prices as the Canadian dollar tanks (pun intended) against the greenback us toy soldier collectors need all the laughs we can get

As I am awaiting my first AZW releases of the New Year, I have begun to ponder whether a rethink of this line might be in-order. While Ken has supplied us with some noteworthy adds in the past year including our first NNC figures, some of the named officers at Isandlwana, some of the non24th...

but a man can dream..............

OD that is the plan but still trying to figure out where this series is going first. The only talk thus far since its release is to add another zero which really does not advance the series. I am in a waiting game to see where it goes, with all K&C recent developments including musket not sure...

I could not resist the Tora Tora line, it will be interesting to see where this lines goes next.

Clearly the Red Army took control (sorry liberated) Poland. However, I can understand the polish view after katyan massacre, no assistance during the warsaw uprising and the elimination of the home guard. Plus the total disrespect to the London based Polish government in exile.

As a Canadian, to be honest, I never really understood why they operated two parallel sits instead of one global site like most of the other major TS companies. I have never bought directly from wbritains and the prices are normally up on their local dealers fairly quickly in local currency. Now...

I was wondering who would be the first to do the 17th in matte.... hopefully more are in the offering to form a troop for the battle of ulundi

It would make a even better scene

Great idea... Personally I think the whole FOB concept should be rethought... it was suppose to fill out other early war areas or theatres not covered in other major lines.... Personally I was not a big fan of the whole home front concept but that is just me. I promised I will not do another...

“Tora! Tora! Tora!” Question: How many of you would be interested in seeing a “Third” Zero albeit still Imperial Navy light grey but with the different markings of a well-known Japanese Ace? I would not mind some variety on my carrier deck so would prefer a torpedo plane or dive bomber in lieu...

Not sure how a reseller can make any money (without a wholesale discount) with a new release against direct sales by TGM when you factor in shipping. My last WOW cost $200 to ship to Canada. I guess you could wait till TGM sells out due to their limited production run and thus leaving the...