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I would collect forces of valor if their figures weren't so terrible, some of the ones that come with the vehicles are getting better, but the figure packs need alot of work.

The American Revolution hands down, IMO, these are just outstanding, even the stuff that is a couple of years old, the very 1st ones were kind of lame, those are the ones that are retired now. The scottish highlanders were magnificent from this range. The new Brits and Militia are breath taking.:)

Great suggestions guys, has anybody ever seen the JG miniatures buildings 1st hand, I am just worried about the size, if it's close, then no problem. I am going to check the items that you suggested. I hope K&C delivers us some more artillery, I can't find the pieces that they already have...

Has anybody found any barns or log cabins that work well with K&C american revolution series. Also what other ideas has anyone come up with as far as scenic or background that looks good. Mark

Hey if Andy makes stuff that takes all of our hard-earned money, leaves us broke, and we still praise him for it, then he must be a god. Hey how about an Andy figure with a hole in each hand, so you can put incents in them....:p

I like the idea of painted plastic figures, I would not want to mix them in with metal soldiers, but I think they would do well, marketing is the key aspect here. I know Andy said he didn't want to steel someone else's rice bowl, but since the time he posted that remark, there has been several...

I think that alot of the wanting is from those collectors, that strictly collect from a certain theme. While if you don't have finances to collect say, 7 different lines, and you collect maybe just a couple of different series, you may be caught up on those lines, and then you are waiting for...

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I for sure will be collecting this line, great idea to start this thread.

I almost got into the Britains WWI line, but I am glad I held back, nice to see Andy picking up the reigns on these, so to speak.

Those are some classics, and a lot of rare soldiers there, with that being said, you can see just how far King and Country has come on sculpting, as I am assuming those are much older pieces. Why is it the older ones always look better in glossy, and the newer stuff looks better in matte...

I am really impressed with these figures, the range on this line is as unlimited as world war II, as far as soldiers and countries involved, can't wait to see some doughboys.

For best figure, I would have to say the Indian on the horse from the AR series, truely amazing.

Yes, Shannon mentioned she could order the stuff, I was thinking about getting one of the barns, maybe the long barn for my American Revolution collection, but was wondering how off scale it would be for k&c figures.

Thanks, I have not thought about lincoln logs, and Shannon I will look in to those items you mentioned, they sound interesting, thanks and regards, Mark

I know I may be jumping the gun a bit, after all of the new stuff just announced, but I am anxiously awaiting new American Revolution pieces, like the militia, cavalry, and so on. Also, any of you who collect this series, what kind of diorama stuff have you been able to find for this time...

I really like the look of your figures, they have your own unique signature, and am interested to know when we can expect to see your new figure sets, like the winter troops, and if you have any further plans on figure sets right now, or if you will be expanding in to other eras at all.

I really like the Roman wall, I wonder if there will be add on pieces to it.

Items are now on ebay.

This is one vehicle I will be ecstatic over, now we need a kubel wagon.