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A few more photos from my Reveille figs.

Saimex Hi everybody, Regarding the U.K. and the European collectors in general, SAIMEX TOYS (based in Italy) is a good idea. They stock all the K & C figures plus all the major toy soldiers companies. I bought many times from them and I have to say that I am very satisfied. The man behind...

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I am really proud for this Reveille toy soldiers.

I have to say that I enjoyed these two sets. There are well detailed, good facial features and maybe the best of the Leathernecks and Jack Tars up to now.

That's a brilliant idea. Reveille is among the best series of ceremonial toy soldiers. Here is a picture of my Seaforth's Colour Party, one of my favourite sets. Maybe now, I can have some more Highlanders at attention to complete my display.

That's a brilliant idea. Reveille is among the best series of ceremonial toy soldiers. Here is a picture of my Seaforth's Colour Party, one of my favourite sets. Maybe now, I can have some more Highlanders at attention to complete my display.

Cheshire Volunteer figures were originally designed and owned by Alex Williams. Of course there were known as Alex William's Cheshire Volunteer. There were model figures and not toy soldiers, among the best of the '80s. The particular figure shown is an Irish Guards sergeant from the Guards...

The full Heritage Square

Hello everybody. Here is a photo of the full Heritage square.

Dear Collectors Scale Link was a model figure (not toy soldier) company owned by the late John Piper, which produced WW I model figures during the 80's. In London's Imperial War Museum there are dioramas made by him. Scale Link was an extensive range of model figures, a few vehicles and a...

I am sending two photos to check the size and a photo of the Trooping The Colour Guards on parade.

I think it would be much better for us if Britains reissues the Guardsmen from the Trooping the Colour series, as singles or sets.

Hi everybody! Since WWI figures form Hertitage were mentioned, I am sending a few more photos of my collection: a) London Scotish; the first territorial unit in action during WWI. There six figures missing, but I hope I'll get them in June London Show, b) British Lancers, c) German 7,5 mm gun...

Hello to everybody. I am back with two pictures of Heriage display from the last London Show. You can see the new marching Sudan figures. Highlanders, British, Indians, Australians; a perfect column on tis way to save Gordon.

Twice per year I attend the London Toy Soldier Show (ususally December and June). Each time I obtain Heritage figures, because I really like them. I hev the intension to buy mote Sudan figures and I know very well all the ranges and each individuall figure. During the last London Show I got some...

Hi to everybody, I am sending a photo of my Heritage Figures Sudan firing line plus a photo of the new marching Sudan figures. Thanasis Greece

In London Hamley's Toy Store on Regent Street also stocks King and Country.

Dear Friends, I am a regural customer of Maison Militaire for the last ten years. You can be sure that Ken is a perfectionist and everything he's doing is welldone. He made for me a Trophy WW I bus, painted matt and weatherd and the result is a masterpiece. He also made a platoon of WW I...