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Although I do not own this model, working turrets/hatches are usually not standard on K&C armor. So, I would be very surprised if they are operable on this one.

Thanks Chuck. I hope you enjoy them. :wink2:

I have a couple that I posted a while back for comparison purposes. Here it is again.

...and what would a church like that go for, if you were to create a mold and say.....sell it?

Mixing the two works for me. From this shot, one could surmise the CS figure is better proportioned. The K&C guy looks like he has a big head...LOL. But I love them both.

Most everything from the first lot was sold. I now have a few Thomas Gunn Miniatures for sale. Follow the link again, and if you are interested, send me a PM. thanks,

http://www.brittonpublishers.com/Files/Collectibles_for_Sale.pdf I have some assorted sets for sale. If you are interested, follow the link. Shipping varies depending on the buyer's location.

I second that motion. I have enough German pieces now, but I could be tempted with a big old M10 Wolverine! :)

http://www.toysoldiersusa.com/cgi-local/show_detail.cgi?item_id=WS006 I thought Toy Soldiers USA had photos of every piece made, but they do not picture WS006M either.

http://www.brittonpublishers.com/Overview.html Harper...the rules are Final Combat. Follow the link and check it out. I would say quite a few guys game with toy soldiers. I have run games such as this at HMGS national conventions. :)

I used to run games at the Host in Lancaster, PA with King & Country. In fact, one of my games is featured in the October 2006 edition of Wargames Illustrated. We played another one this past Saturday. Here's the link to an early war skirmish...

I think Mitch makes a valid point. However, in spite of the anonymity offered by the www, there are those who would prefer to avoid ridicule by not publicly proclaiming negative opinions. For example: I am a stickler about the German Stahlheim. But, I find very few manufacturers who produce...

I noticed that too. It is curious. But, the 57mm ATG intrigues me, and the M1919 looks nice. Jürgen

ah ha...there is a small cult of wargamers at Treefrog... {sm4}

I follow their releases on TMP (The Miniatures Page). They have quite a line of figures now too.

Me either. I will just save my money for the next one.

It is a great piece, although mine is not the winter version. J

Joe...It's called Final Combat http://www.brittonpublishers.com/Overview.html

I love to set up the figures and photograph them, but I enjoy playing wargames even more. I played a short game this morning with my son and am posting this AAR (after-action report). I hope you at least enjoy the pictures. http://www.brittonpublishers.com/Files/December_44_Recon.pdf...

Those are great pics...thanks for posting. Jürgen