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Without any doubt the Redcoats & Bluecoats is one of the best series of W.B. I do not know what will be the future of the series no matter its name but I strongly believe that highly quality gloss sets must be part of Britain's catalogue. For now it seems that the series is decline. 6-7 mounted...

Dear A/C , Thanks for the kind words. What Afgans do you want? Heritage of from some other manufacturer? I know that Regal Enterprises has some beautiful sets on foot and mounted. I cannot recall any other maker. Are there any other Afgans out there?

Congratulations! The HK Regiment is fantastic and I will get all the sets. As a small contribution to the 20th anniversary I post some photos of an article on Military Illustrated magazine ( issue July 1997). May be is an inspiration for some more figures.

Dear Artillery Crazy Your display is really great. I have seen it in other threads and I like it. The photos give the impression of troops on the move, preparing to leave their camp for an expedition. Congratulations! I noticed that you have Heritage miniatures among your troops. Ken has a...

There is also the Coventry Garden Games. Unit 22 Jubilee Market Covent Garden. Lots if Britain's and T. Gunn and more. I believe this worth a visit. The owner now attends and the London Toy Soldier Show. http://www.coventgardengames.com/about/

I forgot to mention Hamley's Toy Store on Regent Street. On the 4th floor there are Britain's toy soldiers. I am afraid that's all.

Another one is The Armoury of St James at the Piccadilly arcade. They stock King and Country, Tradition and more. Worth a visit.

I fully agree. If we want a show we will have to support it. I will be there too; and no need to go up and down. All the vendors in one level.

Sorry! The British Toy Soldier Co.

Now back to the Sons. One of the last sets of The British Toyota Soldier Co of Patrick Williams: Sikh troops marching

Exactly. More than 1,000 London buses sent to the front, with their drivers, initially with their original livery i.e red or blue

The bus is the Trophy Heritage WWI bus available in green with British troops, grey with Royal Marine Light Infantry and red with Indian troops.

One more photo with Sikh troops on a London Bus (Trophy Heritage)

Thanks for the kind comments. The Skinner's Horse are Reveille (Martin Tabony) painted by Bruce Murray (Ready 4 Action).

A small contribution to the thread

Hi there. Check the size of Conte Roger Rangers in comparison with W. Britain. The Conte figures are painted in an satin finish not the deadly mat of Britains.

Dear Collectors, For the last 13 years I fly twice per year from Greece to London to "visit" (i.e. to spend enough money) the London Toy Soldier Show and I had many great weekends over there. I felt a little disappointed when the Show moved to the new venue, because I still believe that Royal...

I believe they are Cheshire Volunteer by Alex Williams. I remember the adverts in Military Modelling during the 90's

Hello everybody, Ken sold his retail business under the "Maison Militaire" name and he continues his own range under "Heritage Miniatures" (www.heritage-miniatures.com). His figures are among my best and I will be back with more photos including two photos of the Trophy WW I bus in grey and...

Dear Bruce, The Irish are great figures too. I like very much Martin's marching pose. It is just correct for the British Army. I got them early 2000 when our common friend send the big boxes one after the other. By the way, two questions: 1) What Skinner's Horse figures will be available...