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The Led Zeppelin song immediately started playing in my head when I saw this. Very nice pictures. "Communication Breakdown, it's always the same, I'm having a nervous breakdown, drive me insane!"

I am looking for the King and Country set Hitler's Paris Visit. It is item number WS106. If anyone knows where I could find this set or has one for sale, please let me know. Thank You.

Pacific War, just saying. I'm glad Andy is still thinking about the series.

I haven't seen many WWII Pacific Theater figures produced by King and Country. Of course there's been the short run of the Iwo Jima series but that's really it. I don't understand why more Pacific Theater figures haven't been produced by K&C, it's like only half of the war is being produced. The...

I've been looking for some WWII pacific theater figures, but it seems they are hard to find. I am looking mainly for either King and Country or Figarti figures, both Americans and Japanese. If anyone knows of the existence some of these figures, please let me know...

I think it would be really interesting to see a "Wild West" series from King and Country. Blackhawk and Del Prado have already done this but I would like to see one from K&C. This is a very important and interesting period in American history and would be a good series. Maybe famous outlaws such...

That would be pretty awesome, I'd by them. "We're Sgt. Pepper's Lonely hearts club band"

I like these new figures, not crazy about the prices though.

Your definitely not alone, I strongly agree with you. I think this whole premium thing could be bad for business. If they decide to do more of this premium stuff, they have to at least make more of the Market Garden series and Real West series, or any other series for that matter, that aren't...

Wow, that looks great! Brings even more realism to it. Great job {bravo}}

I understand why the Native American figures might cost more because of the exquisite painting and detail. They look so good I might be able to afford one or two. I sure hope regular figure prices don't get driven up to 50 plus dollars. If they get much higher than that, I'll just have to start...

I think I might just have enough space for a small glass cabinet that would stand alone, not on a shelf. It should be more than big enough for my current collection. Maybe even big enough for some diorama buildings to add some interest! If this doesn't work out, than I guess I'll have to figure...

I prefer to have mine behind glass to protect them from dust, but I can see you would put them on a shelf without glass to add the extra realism from the collected dust.

I know this isn't exactly a "how-to" part of the forum, but I was wondering what would be the best way to display your collection. I'm rather new to collecting and my current display case is becoming too small for my growing collection. I imagine most people have display cases. I have a little...

I would love to see some American Revolution or American Civil War. Maybe some British Artillery, more British and American infantry, some Confederate and Union infantry or maybe artillery.

I would like to see some more American Revolution pieces. I feel like the series is fading away and I do not want to see the series completely be discontinued. I don't know about other collectors, but I really enjoy this series and I think some pieces could be reproduced. There are some ideas...

I would think dioramas would draw the most attention, especially with foot traffic. They're interesting to look at and would would make people want to come into your shop. I might also display some soldiers and vehicals by themselves but I think dioramas would be best. Good luck with your shop!

I'm looking for some German Waffen ss helmet decals. I have some some 1/35 ones but I think they're too small. If any one know where I can find some, please let me know.

Never mind found them!

What Germans? :confused: