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I buy any soldier books I can get - hopefully it will be not much more than $100, with good quality pages and lots of photos. Schiffer Books and Cavendish have done good ones for Norman Joplin, mostly on Britains.

Nice! Do you have a truck to tow it?

RC2/W.Britain Farm? What still confuses me is that RC2 still seems to be selling the farm items under the Britains name, including producing catalogues.... Richard/Ken can you enlighten us?

Reservist infantry officer - the Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's), Victoria, BC, Canada, and 2 years with Reg Force at National Defence HQ, Ottawa - all the time was spent training or paper-pushing, no deployments :(

Dave et alia Durbar collectors, EBay has a Britains 8848 elephant at a low start right now, closing in about 3 days. I was luckily able to get another recently so I won't be bidding. I now have all 4 elephants.

good to know, sounds like the equivalent of all the current cartoon crime fighters.

Vamp,. I notice you have some competition. A 8848 elephant is up on Ebay. May I wish you all the best.

Randy, Glad to hear WBritains/Richard is using the talents available to him. I look forward to seeing your writing in the Standard and on the website.

what's the Shadow?

Didn't realize that camo works so well!

I like them. Do you have a website with all the photos of your sets?

Lt, WBritains should hire you for these marketing products.

I see it now - feel stupid though. Thanks :D

I am unable to find the catalogue link starting at the homepage? I assume its in resources, but can't find it? I see the link at the begginning of the thread but how do I get there from the home page? Also, where is Geoff Duin, ROAN's, link?:confused:

Once you have the bug, there is never enough, just have to try and control the urge:eek:

A good idea, at least once the Petitcoat series gets established, then it could branch out and look at Women at war generally, such as famous spies. Back to Rosie, she could be matched with a First Gear military truck.

Must have been a tough but I'm sure its a relief to at least made a decision one or another. I hope you get a good price.

That sounds like the best first move. Try it and see what happens, its worth the effort. I agree that selling it piece by piece would be a hassle. Good luck.

In the absence of more info, I believe its to do with the major tooling required for die-cast, moving parts etc. Apparently, it's not cost-productive - at least that's the case for the plastic range I'm told.

Ken, Does the same go for the Archive range? What's your thinking on this range/packaging? Thanks in advance.