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Just a query, have only 3 Carthage infantry been released so far ? ( musician, standard bearer and lion head dress warrior?) cheers

Very impressive ! A foot soldiers eye view of the impending chaos !

A great dio !

Great ideas, yes FJ officers in camo green helmets gathered round a map would be cool, and maybe an FJ with a panzerfaust lurking in the hedgerows ! Good to see this line develop, cheers Andy !

A very nice thread, the collecting passion shines through !

Good points. And Are there even any UK dealers that have the most up to date releases ? Cheers

Thanks W, yes that would be useful. I hope they arrive for you smoothly.

I'm looking forward to ordering the new FJ figures, but just on the matter of postage, is K & C finding there to be delays and hold ups with packages sent out to customers due to all the Covid problems ? I am thinking particularly in post from K&C to UK customers ? Cheers

Agree about Sicily, but this pic is of them getting ready for the Gran Sasso Raid I believe.

...except for the figure with the FG42, leave him out, better for Italy battles later.

You could use them in Tunisia, Sicily and Italy. Would look good for all those battles. Great figures ! Cheers Andy !

Yes the 12th SS wore a bit of requisitioned Italian camo material. Nice scene !

Hello TG, will there also be a tropical/desert version of the FJ044 figure ? Very nice it looks too! Cheers

A great man, but a soldier of a different kind I guess.

Great to see more Gran Sasso para's , cheers Andy ! Nice that some of them are variations of long retired para's we have seen before too, such as the para holding helmet similar to the one in the AK11 set, and the para with mp40 and stick grenade from the fj06-07 set ( or Chicago dinner)...

Yes I know what you mean, but you get what you pay for ( and I have all too few) . The horses are done particularly well.

More spectacular figures. This 1812 retreat from Russia range as a whole, and the FL Samurai range , are way up with the absolute best I have seen in the world of toy soldiers. Truly Great work.

The King Tiger looks great. How about some supporting grenadiers to go with it ?

Is there a period photo of him wearing a Denison smock ? That would be useful proof. Recollections of hard ware used in battles is notoriously poor - just like every German pistol was said to be a Luger, or every tank was a Tiger... Recollections of what people wear are notoriously poor in...

Victor Graebner leading the recon squadron over the bridge in his captured Humber would be great to see ...the ill fated attack is very well described in Kershaw's "It never snows in September " ( and immortalised on film ) .