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The best intro to the Vietnam War currently is the Ken Burns TV documentary series. When it was originally shown in the UK by the BBC, each episode was edited down to one hour from an hour and a half. The unedited series is currently available to see on Netflix.

glad to see K & C have modelled "Hercule Poiret" on the David Suchet portrayal - not the more recent Kenneth Branagh one.

On Britains Facebook page are some pics of 2019 figures. Gen McClellan and his aide Custer and another of Custer in post-civil war ceremonial uniform.

For latest from Ken checkout Britains Facebook page.

On the Britains Facebook page are details of the London Collectors Club event in November. Ken has also published images of modified WWI figures that will be in the silent auction at that event.

Two sets (one of one figure, another of two) prototypes from the "Clash of Empires" range - but no release dates. however Collectors Club figures B50082C and B50089C are due to arrive in the next few months. - That's all!

My copy also arrived today. It contains some interesting articles and includes details of the 2018b Collectors Club Members evening which will be held at the Regimental Drill Hall of the London Scottish Regiment at 95 Horseferry Road, Westminster, London, SW1P 2DX on Thursday 29 November 2018...

Hopefully, some time in the future we will see a mounted Captain Brittles (John Wayne) figure join the range.

It will be interesting to see if a Britains Collectors Club dinner in London is being planned for this December.

Alas, nothing from World War I or World War II.

We need an Asterix figure!

I had tought that would probably be the case - I was hoping or individual figures as a way to spread out the cost, but I can understand the reasoning behind your decision - better start saving!

Will the four Aussie figures be sold only as a set of four, or will they be available individually?

Having just watched one of my favourite films "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" for the umpteenth time, I notice that as Captain Brittles (John Wayme) leads his men out on his last patrol, immediately outside Fort Stark he passes and salutes the National and Regimental Colours that preceded him. At...

Glad to see the arrival of Polish infantry. Hopefully they will get armour support in due course.

Some D-Day British/Canadians would be nice.

Will the StuG have gun tube options for either the 75mm or 105mm versions?

On Treefrog Treasures's Facebook page there are some interesting pics of the team setting up their stand for this weekend's MFCA show in Philadelphia.

Latest issue of The Standard plus the Stock Catalogue arrived today. An unexpected treat. Things are looking up!

I suppose one of the problems was a generational thing. Perhaps for 8th Army veterans it was a bit too close to the actual events. I remember watching those episodes that were shown (in black and white) and quite enjoyed them. Interesting to see them now on YouTube - in colour!