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E. “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” What would the festive season be without Santa and a few of his furry friends who have traveled all the way to the North Pole to help the merry old gentleman celebrate the happiest time of the year. XM025 “Santa & His Panda Bears” ‘Mama Panda’ and...

D. “Jerries... Fritzes… and Krauts” During WW2 the most common nicknames for German Infantry were ‘Jerry’…’Fritz’… and / or ‘Kraut’. None of these applications we said fondly or even mildly in just. All were derogatory but said with a degree of respect that showed that the Allies (at least the...

C. “I’M DREAMING OF A WHITE CHRISTMAS…” From the beaches of Normandy to the shores of many Pacific Islands it’s a long way to the frozen forests of the Ardennes in the middle of December 1944 and ‘The Battle of The Bulge’… BBA111 “General and his dog.” America’s most famous fighting general...

B. “A VERY DIFFERENT KIND OF TRANSPORT” From moving around battlefields on land to sailing across vast seas and oceans and transporting soldiers and vehicles onto often hostile shores was the main purpose of a host of Allied amphibious craft that took the fight to the enemy and made victory...

KING & COUNTRY DISPATCHES November 2025 Hi Guys, Welcome to this month’s batch of new releases which have a very strong WW2 flavour that I hope will appeal to quite a few of you. But before we get down to all of that here is a brief report on my most recent visit to the U.S. and my...

Hi Guys, Following the recent release of our ‘Escalade’ Siege Ladder sets and ‘Medieval Castle Facade’, K&C is proud to present another key piece for your castle siege displays—The Battering Ram. This formidable weapon is essentially a heavy log, pushed by a group of men and driven with force...

Hi Guys, K&C is proud to introduce the first of our new series of Classic Wehrmacht Infantry. These figures are outfitted in the uniforms, helmets, weapons and field gear that were modernized from 1935 onwards—with some modifications between then and 1942/43. Don’t miss out on our previous...

2. BEING RETIRED NA470 Charging Vistula Lancer NA471 Vistula Lancer Trumpeter NA472 Vistula Lancer About to Charge NA473 Galloping Vistula Lancer NA474 Charging Vistula Lancer Officer TRW179 Stands Tall firing Carbine TRW181 Dead Sergeant, Dead Horse TRW182 The Plains Warrior TRW183 Eagle's...

G. AND NOW FOR SOMETHING CMPLETELY DIFFERENT… CLASSIC WEHRMACHT INFANTRY 1939-1942 Since King & Country began making World War Two German figures back in the 1990s we have produced many hundreds, perhaps thousands, of original figures representing the different combat forces of the Third Reich...

F. “WHO WAS OLD COPPERNOSE?” Although England’s Henry Ⅷ is perhaps best known for having six wives. its less well-known that he enjoyed a rather unique nickname… “Old Coppernose”. That came about due to the King’s lavish lifestyle and penchant for making wars on some of his nearest neighbours...

E. ‘ASSAULT & BATTERY’ In its simplest form, a ‘battering ram’ is just a large, heavy log carried or pushed by a number of men and propelled with great force against a fixed obstacle such as a wall or a gate with any ram being strong enough to damage or even break through that obstacle or...

D. ‘THE SAILOR KING’ King GeorgeⅤ(1865-1936) was King of the United Kingdom and Emperor of India from 1910-1936. Born during the long reign of Queen Victoria he was the second son of the Prince of Wales (later to become King EdwardⅦ ). From 1877-1892, George served in the Royal Navy and forever...

C. ‘REDCOAT RESPONSE’ Well, as we’ve just added two more Revolutionary War Americans it’s only fair that we release a pair of their British opponents. BR099 ‘British 4th Regiment of Foot Drummer’ A Regimental Drummer of the 4th Foot advances towards the enemy. As can be seen his uniform jacket...

B. Washington’s Guard Company Additions Two more key members of George Washington’s bodyguard unit… AR084 W.G.C. Company Officer w/Pike Standing four-square watching the advance of the British Redcoats this officer is preparing his men to give them a ‘warm’ welcome. AR087 W.G.C...

KING & COUNTRY DISPATCHES October 2025 Hi Guys, Welcome to one and all as I prepare once more to head off to the U.S. of A which is still, I’m happy to say, ‘The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave’… First stop will be Dallas and then on to San Antonio to spend some time with K&C’s...

Many thanks Guys…these little videos are produced by Kin, a highly talented member of K&C’s Sales & Marketing Team. Both him and me very much appreciate your appreciation! All the best, Andy & Kin

Hi Guys, Following the previous release of two stunning Hawker Hurricanes flown by Sqn. Ldr. Robert Stanford Tuck and Sqn. Ldr. Douglas Bader, K&C is proud to present another pair of iconic British WWII aircraft, the Supermarine Spitfires Mk II A, flown by Flt. Lt. Eric Lock and Sqn. Ldr. Brian...

Hi Guys, Here is a little look back at Hong Kong in the 1960s and early 1970s. The day before yesterday… Enjoy and visit! All The best, Andy

Hi Guys, Following the debut of the Revolutionary Redcoats in August, King & Country is proud to present Washington’s Life Guard this September. Here we see General George Washington standing proud and resolute among his men in battle. Key historical figures—such as the Guard’s first...

D. “ACHTUNG SPITFIRE!” From land battles in Spain and Portugal during the early 19th Century to aerial battles in the skies over southern Britain in the summer of 1940… Here, at long last, are K&C’s latest two Supermarine Spitfires that battled Hitler’s mighty Luftwaffe during and beyond The...