johngambale
Sergeant Major
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First of All, the Crete FJ's, didn't sell to well, but the NEW/Latest Camo FJ's are Excellent for ither N.Africa or D-Day? I hope Any hasn't forgotten, about TUNISIA FJ's, because they're different Uniforms, No-Smocks, and they will Sell well for the N.Africa Campaign! Also, what does K&C care about other Toy Companies, making FJ's or Ramcke's Brigade, or Herman Goerings Panzer Grenadiers! They will sell well on the Toy Market, No Matter, what the other Toy Companies are making or have made Currently or in the Past! MORE FJ's! CIAO!
There are Normandy FJ being made by Thomas Gunn. The first 2 sets are fantastic. They mix with KC completely in size and scale. Painting is first class. -- lancerthe fj's in normandy did not have yellow pants. offer great falshirmjager in the correct camo pattern and with the right colors and kc will sell a bundle. ask any serious collector of normandy if this is not true. do a pole. i am so sure of it i would give away my toy soldier collection if i was wrong. and it is not small. how can one do normandy correctly without the proper german paratroopers. it is sickening that none are offered. it sounds a little harsh but i am truely telling you how i feel. collectors showcase does great german camo jobs. maybe they can make them. it would really be to bad if kc couldn't do it and left the door open to a competitor to steel the business and the customers.
the fj's in normandy did not have yellow pants. offer great falshirmjager in the correct camo pattern and with the right colors and kc will sell a bundle. ask any serious collector of normandy if this is not true. do a pole. i am so sure of it i would give away my toy soldier collection if i was wrong. and it is not small. how can one do normandy correctly without the proper german paratroopers. it is sickening that none are offered. it sounds a little harsh but i am truely telling you how i feel. collectors showcase does great german camo jobs. maybe they can make them. it would really be to bad if kc couldn't do it and left the door open to a competitor to steel the business and the customers.
i have bought a set of winter paras from toomy gun and theyt are nice. but the camo job on the normandy paras just isn't right. sorry. and yes andy has done enough us paras, but as cyber field marshal has also said, the german paras that andy has made are just not the right theater for normandy or cassino which is really where they made their mark
i have bought a set of winter paras from toomy gun and theyt are nice. but the camo job on the normandy paras just isn't right. sorry. and yes andy has done enough us paras, but as cyber field marshal has also said, the german paras that andy has made are just not the right theater for normandy or cassino which is really where they made their mark
Yes I fully understand the points you are raising and FJ's are some of the coolest figures in the hobbyHowever what I am saying is that as Andy owns the company he makes the decisions,sometimes we collectors focus so much on what we want that we forget that maybe,just maybe, Andy just does not want to make anymore FJ's for now.He is allowed to do that!
Rob
Agreed. K&C often leaves a particular line for awhile but rest assurd they will come back and revisit it. And I truly believe that the vast majority of times when a line is revisited in the future they improve it greatly and make something special for all of us collectors. Our normandy FJ's will come one day and they'll be awesome, we just have to be patient. In the meantime we should enjoy some of the surprises along the way such as the new Luftwaffe Field Division releases which I think are spectacular.
I don't think he's going to rethink the decision on the US paras but I wonder if he should. They were retired a couple of years ago and there are a lot of newer collectors who would like to buy some I'm sure.