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Glad to help. That’s part of the Camel Corps, from the late 80s/early 90s.

This is a K & C figure.

You can see mine in my Collections page or in the Trophy section.

There were tons of flag bearers and if you didn’t mark them, it’s difficult to tell them apart.

If you have a screw gun, you probably need a siege gun to go with it.

Wild West is one of my favorite lines. Too bad there wasn’t more figures. My choices WW 1 Bronco Buster WW 3 Rough Justice There are two color variations of this figure.

I have the Normandy one and like it. Don’t miss out!

Britains and War Park do go well with First Legion, however. I can post a photo, if you like.

What’s the name of the group?

They will not work well together.

The Stirrup Cup, a Dragon Crest set, should be in there.

I have photos but it’s sailed south to Philly.

66th and Bobby

Indeed. I think a sold a couple of those to you for Mike DeMarco. By the time I got interested in them, the price was a bit exorbitant. Such is life.

I found these 10 years ago. According to Martyn, “these are early Trophy.The early figures don't have markings on the base as they were sold through Jock Coutts shop "UNDER TWO FLAGS" and he did not want any manufacturers markings on the bases. The figures are 3 x 45th RATTRAYS SIKHS with slung...

Does this count as rare, Your Excellency? According to Martyn, this Davy Crockett is listed in the catalogues as a Wild West figure but has a DC number.

Churchill from the Boer War is rather rare.

It’s never too late to learn and you might enjoy IG (Instagram).

Ray Haradin has passed away at the young age of 60. RIP. I knew Ray from Old Toy Soldiers Auction and from saying hello to him at Chicago. Ray also published Old Toy Soldier Magazine and was involved with other ventures. 60 is way too young. He will be missed.