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Giday everyone, The first light horse figure released by King & Country was depicted wearing rising sun colar badges. However, I don't recall any subsequent light horse figures having rising sun collar badges. While some light horsemen may have worn jackets in the field which did not include...

Giday everyone, Why is Dietel carrying both field glasses and a ceremonial dagger? Is Dietel attending a parade, but fears he will be assigned a seat far away from the action? Or is heading out for a night at the opera? Best wishes, Spok

Giday Andy, I really like the new version of the Imperial Camel Corps. I look forward to buying a few and putting them under the Christmas tree. Kind regards, Spok

Giday everyone, I don't like the ribbon bar. Very few Light Horse officers would have been entitled to more than a couple of medals. Two rows of ribbons seems a bit rediculous! Best wishes, Spok

Giday everyone, I think the saddle cloths etc of the three Imperial Camel Corps figures look rediculous. The first thing I will do should I buy these figures is to repaint the saddle cloths etc a drab colour. Andy is it too late to change the colour of the saddle cloths etc? Best wishes, Spok

Giday everyone, The British paras look really good. Any idea when they will be released and the number of units to be offered for sale world wide? Best wishes, Spokeye

Giday Mitch, Thank you for the welcome. Having read the posts above, and compared the face of the pilot figure with the photograph of Marseille recounting to his fellow commrades details of a past encounter with an allied aircraft, I can see a close resemblance. While Thomas Gunn for...

Giday everyone, I just purchased an example of the figure that Mitch is referring to. While I agree with Mitch that the figure's pose is very good, and closely resembles the pose struck by Hans-Joachim Marseille in the photograph above, I do not agree with Mitch that the attention to detail is...