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This is actually the even rarer K&C resin and metal Hanomag sdkfz 251. The wood version is depicted a couple of posts later.

Looks great Victor! The poppies are a nice touch with Memorial Day tomorrow.

Just tremendous work, Victor!

Yes. I wrote the text for all the volumes, and most of the photos, taken by the very talented co-author, photographer and editor Kevin Eliott, are from my collection.

Wow Brad! I've never seen a K&C Glossy Tuskegee Airman before! That is super rare, maybe a Gordon Neilson one off.

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/976975 The book is available here. I believe if you choose to pay in British Pounds the book is significantly less expensive. While I am one of the authors of the book, I don't receive any of the proceeds, which I assigned to co-author Kevin Elliott, who...

Here is a photo of the original K&C Zulu War Burning Farmhouse, with all of the K&C Zulus, the one 24th Foot figure K&C produced (a wounded officer standing behind a dead horse firing a pistol), the Frontline Chard & Bromhead figures mismarked K&C (there's a story about that in the K&C Book...

Here is a photo of two of the Hong Kong Mounted Police Officers with the green and yellow band around their pith helmet and no sheathed rifles attached to their saddles from Brad's collection:

I'm not 100% sure about the Zulu, but the rest are K&C. You have a Royal Artillery Sergeant with a swagger stick from RA1 or RA2, a kneeling at the ready Seaforth Highlander, a Hong Kong Police Meter Maid, a WWII U.S.M.C. pilot, but the Zulu is in a pose I do not recognize. That does not mean...

Yes, there is a very similar mounted Hong Kong Police Officer, but that one has a green and yellow band around his pith helmet. This one is listed as RA3. Here is the text from the K&C book about these sets: The "King & Country Field Force" consisted of Royal Artillery and Indian Army Nine...

The kneeling figures could have been from either the Royal Artillery Maxim Gun set or the Royal Artillery Field Gun set. The mounted Royal Artillery Officer is a separate set. Here are photos of these sets from my collection:

Bob, It is so good to see you posting on this magnificent thread! Welcome back brother!

Nice Chris! Figarti made some terrific models back in the day!

Thanks Matt.

The back is the accident, the inflammatory arthritis is just bad genetics.

Yes, and inflammatory arthritis.

Felt well enough to go upstairs today, so here are some shots of Ken's diorama with all of Jon Jenkins wonderful 14th Brooklyn and 39th New York figures on it, as well as John O'Brian's (OBee) figures:

Wow Victor! It looks fantastic so far!

Great set up, Robin!

I got all of the JJD figures from the 14th Brooklyn and 39th New York releases, and put them on the diorama, but I guess I never posted photos of the completely populated diorama. I can't get upstairs right now (I'm back on the walker) but once the pain is under control I will get upstairs and...