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The only one I know is 'The Armoury of St James' on Picadilly, search their website for details, John

Yes, a great set of figures, they first of the matte NAP figures produced by K&C. I really like that they are 'on campaign' and have patched on their trews, some bare headed, and some bandaged. I hope Andy will be make more NAPs in this format, there has been too many in parade uniform while...

Why not use the Collector's Figure from 2013, he's 95th Rifles, and really looks the part with his worn trousers and he toes coming out of his boots! John

Here are a couple of pics from what Andy was showing this week at the K&C Annual Collectors Dinner in Sydney: Streets of Rome Castle Attack The castle facade will be available when both siege ladders and purchased together. John

I really like that TGM is making a reasonable set of gunners who are operating this gun. Most makers only have a token number of gunners, and not even manning the sights or the breech, so I'm really looking forward to seeing the finished set soon.. John

Spudshed???? John

Brad, great picture, that really shows the new blade, exactly like I do them. John

May be that they were planned, sculpted and then decided to add them into their appropriate series? We may even get an answer from Andy posted here to clarify the matter? John

Looking good Victor, I'm sure interested in what background you will be using and any other 'bits and pieces' on the battlefield. John

Mario, I don't think those codes were produced, looking on Sagar's website, he doesn't list them. https://www.sagerssoldiers.com/collectors-club/?sort=alphadesc&page=1 John

Andy, I thought this post was to do with the Napoleonic Wars ... Oh well, no harm hoping :) :) John

Are the bogged ????? Unusual place for the spare wheel too, normally its on the rear. John

I love the 35mm images, just like the 'olden days' that I can remember !!!! John

Andy, I'm looking forward to the catch up in Sydney in a couple of weeks times, See ya then, John

I'm glad to help out anyone who need help on a technical subject in our hobby, that is what it is all about, enjoying our common interest and promoting friendship around the world, especially in these times !!!! John

Why?? That was only one battle over a couple of days in about 20 years of conflict!!!! John

Oop, I thought you meant to cut the length for the pin, that is using a wire cutter, but I file off the edge to narrow of the flattened wire blade to get the part I insert using a fine file. John

Glad to pass on my technique to anyone that can use this to do repairs, it sure helps. No, I don't use a grinder to shorten the pin, just a wire cutter, its only 1mm thick! i also find that these blades are stronger that cast ones, so less change of bending. John

Mike, found the old pics, taken in 2009!!!!! 1. This shows a cast sword in scabbard, hammered 1mm wire, (sharpened edge and point and pin left to join) and the original broken sword as a sizing/shape guide. 2. Drill into hilt of sword with 1mm drill. 3. Insert blade and Supa Glue into...

Mike, the wire is 1mm size, and I have taken pics of another similar project I did to replace a sword for a K&C Cuirassier about 10 years ago. I'll have to search my archives today and then post images so you can see the stages I used. John