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Appreciate your reply Jack but the Oxford English Dictionary explains this sort of tactic as "Resting on one"s laurels" is this what KC is has come to...."OK boys this line sells well for WWII, let"s make more!!!" If KC is playing in the safe zone and just watching thier bank balance grow then...

Yes Wayne.....suppose you could say that!! there are many KC collectors out there who's interests are outside of WWII. Unfortunately you seem to have completely missed the point i was making....Which was definately not "make these figures at the cost of WW.I or Nap collectors" for example. but...

Thanks for your reaction and thoughts regarding my post. I can understand that not everone jumped at the chance to buy the standing Rangers, but as you mentioned the action poses are all gone!!....The Italian figures which i also have were excellent figures and i have to agree with you those...

Never been able to understand the logic of what items/series KC decides to release and those which it seemingly chooses to ignore. We have in the past had to wait far to long for a series that should have seen a much earlyer debut. Consider British and Canadian troops, Russians ect. We have in...

Correct Wayne.....But then without all the upsetting pointy bits at the back..!! Steve

Try building your own.......No big deal..!!!!!!! Steve

Love the tank and the correct size to match KC figures...Always said that KC"s Armour/Vehicles were too small, that said i still keep buying the stuff!!. What i don"t like so much is the colour..(at least in photographs) much to green IMO, Looks more like British armour green.....This is not a...

While we are on the subject of the M43 uniform + Buckle boots are there any other collectors out there who would love to see a few/several/lots??? of US Infantry figures in late war uniforms and without a dusting of snow so we can put some historically correct dioramas together for the last 3-4...

Guess i will just have to start up a collection of CS vehicles + tanks and the M26 will be my first!!!!!! Steve

If you walk around any WWII museum then you see from the existing uniforms that those guys were much smaller then than the serviceman of today. Yeah they were small.....but real big on GUTS...!!!!!!!!. Steve

Nice photo guys....I seem to recognise that Pub table somehow????????. Steve

Good tip Terry.....The M26 is now on it:s way, so it is too late to back out now!!...and if it does"nt work out i can always use it as a stand-alone model. Steve

Thanks Guys for your replys ....(Wayne. Ken, Kurt)... and very usefull info. The video was extremely helpfull, and with all your advice i have decided to go ahead with the purchase of the M26....only thing is i will have to get shut of that awfull overdone rust!!!!!. Ken this is a project i have...

Hi Guys I am considering buying an M26 Pershing from Collectors Showcase for a late war Diorama that i am building. Thing is i want to use it with King and country Tank riders and other KC figures and vehicles. I hate to get into a scale discussion, all i really want to know is will the tank...

Easy......For the WWII Germans>>>Marder III, Sturmtiger, Stukafuss Halftrack, Meubelwagen. For the US. Weasel..(also as ambulance) a Jimmy..(No not tin), GMC AFKWX2 Truck, GMC Mobile Workshop. And for the Brits ..M3A1 with riders, British Infantry for the Bulge...(yes KC they really were...

Nice work guys...both conversions/repaints look great!!, and your info john has convinced me that i need to buy the Famo for a future Dio i have in mind. You just got to love these big tractors!!, i had the privilege to ride on one a year ago here in the Netherlands at a WWII german vehicle...

Thinking about buying an old release from KC, the Famo Sdkfz 9 Recovery Vehicle. I want to do a repaint and intend to display it without the driver...thing is i don"t know if the driver is cast in with the seat or if he is seperate and glued in place, and is the steering wheel and hand one...

Looking good Bob....Those guys are ready to go and kick some Yankee butt..!!!!!!! Best Steve

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OK.....Thanks for your reply, guess I"m just going to have to try and scratch my own Plarform crane!!!!. Regards Steve