Any More Scottish K&C Fans? (1 Viewer)

He is! Infact he actually lived round the corner from where I stay!

Scott
 
Yes a K&C collector from Aberdeen (big John Jenkins fan too) - started collecting the new French Hussars. The Duellists was on Film4 again so we I hope we get a duelling pair in the future.
 
Jedburgh said:
Yes a K&C collector from Aberdeen (big John Jenkins fan too) - started collecting the new French Hussars. The Duellists was on Film4 again so we I hope we get a duelling pair in the future.
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Im up Aberdeen on Wednesday to Friday mate!

Cousins stay near Fraserburgh!
Scott
 
Hi Guys, hi Scott,

Yes, both Gordon and yours truly did indeed hail from the same part of “Bonnie Scotland” as young Scott!

The Royal Burgh of Renfrew, on the banks of the River Clyde, to be exact.

So Scott...You, me and brother Gordon that makes at least three of us that are Scottish and like K&C...Although Gordon and me are both a wee bit biased!!!

All the best,

Andy​


P.S. Apologies...I should also have included our Aberdonian “Texan” friend..! So that makes four of us.
 
King & Country said:
Hi Guys, hi Scott,

Yes, both Gordon and yours truly did indeed hail from the same part of “Bonnie Scotland” as young Scott!

The Royal Burgh of Renfrew, on the banks of the River Clyde, to be exact.

So Scott...You, me and brother Gordon that makes at least three of us that are Scottish and like K&C...Although Gordon and me are both a wee bit biased!!!

All the best,

Andy​


P.S. Apologies...I should also have included our Aberdonian “Texan” friend..! So that makes four of us.
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Haha the 3 musketeers...and D'aberdonian!

Just a wee bit biased? ^&grin

Scott
 
Hello to everyone.
I live in Aberdeen and have been collecting K&C for years.I have an awful lot of WW2 stuff and a lot of Romans,Gauls,Napoleonics,Crusades and ACW.Also have a lot of John Jenkins, Britains,Frontline and Del Prado.
Of late I`ve been drifting over to 1st Legion and have a lot of their Napoleonics,Praetorians, Barbarians,Crusader and Agincourt ranges.
I`m particularly interested in the Medieval and Ancient periods and have a lot of Russian made figures particularly from Aeroart,Kolobob, Nienia and Bijato.I have a special weakness for Bijato figures but he seems to have disappeared from the scene over recent years.I would be grateful if anyone knows what happened to him.
I`m glad to hear there is another Toy soldier collector in Aberdeen as it gets a bit lonely at times.If he or anyone else who is visiting Aberdeen wants to get in touch I`d be happy to have them round to the house for a "showing" and a glass of wine.I live in Kingswells,a village 2or 3 miles outside Aberdeen but I can provide transport if necessary.(Tel.01224744754)
All the best to you all,AlexOswald.
 
AlexOswald said:
Hello to everyone.
I live in Aberdeen and have been collecting K&C for years.I have an awful lot of WW2 stuff and a lot of Romans,Gauls,Napoleonics,Crusades and ACW.Also have a lot of John Jenkins, Britains,Frontline and Del Prado.
Of late I`ve been drifting over to 1st Legion and have a lot of their Napoleonics,Praetorians, Barbarians,Crusader and Agincourt ranges.
I`m particularly interested in the Medieval and Ancient periods and have a lot of Russian made figures particularly from Aeroart,Kolobob, Nienia and Bijato.I have a special weakness for Bijato figures but he seems to have disappeared from the scene over recent years.I would be grateful if anyone knows what happened to him.
I`m glad to hear there is another Toy soldier collector in Aberdeen as it gets a bit lonely at times.If he or anyone else who is visiting Aberdeen wants to get in touch I`d be happy to have them round to the house for a "showing" and a glass of wine.I live in Kingswells,a village 2or 3 miles outside Aberdeen but I can provide transport if necessary.(Tel.01224744754)
All the best to you all,AlexOswald.
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Hello lad!

Must be some collection you have!

Scott
 
Several of my grandparents were born in Scotland, and I have visited. We are MacDonalds from the Western Isles. I have seen where my grandparents lived as children on the Isle of Skye.
 
Aberdeen resident temporarily in Shetland- I too have been enticed by First Legion their Retreat from Moscow rang is brilliant and I see they are bringing out some 'Marbot' sledges. Their French Great War Artillery piece might sway me from my John Jenkins collection. Ah - The Broch (Fraserburgh) - when I was in the Civil service there were streets in that town that we had to travel in pairs.
 
Jedburgh said:
Aberdeen resident temporarily in Shetland- I too have been enticed by First Legion their Retreat from Moscow rang is brilliant and I see they are bringing out some 'Marbot' sledges. Their French Great War Artillery piece might sway me from my John Jenkins collection. Ah - The Broch (Fraserburgh) - when I was in the Civil service there were streets in that town that we had to travel in pairs.
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Now even pairs wouldn't save you!^&grin:rolleyes2:
 
lived , loved and worked up there for 7 years with HMV . Thankfully managed to escape back to civilization but still have a fondness for the Mighty Gers .
 
On my first visit to the land of my father, I was driving through Glencoe and came upon a piper in full dress playing on the side of the road virtually in the middle of nowhere - I'll never forget how that scene and the sound of the pipes disturbed me. My grandfather was in the Black Watch before he came to Oz. The Diaspora is large and far-flung - I found our family name in a cemetery in a French mining town and we have relatives in the US. Interesting how small the world becomes...and I too have the Hussars; another brilliant series! Surely the poses conjure images of kilted figures and the Highland Games....?
 
I have nearly all the John Jenkins Culloden range but I will not be shelling out for Sweet William(Duke of Cumberland) - or as we call him in these parts Stinking Billy.
 
Jedburgh said:
I have nearly all the John Jenkins Culloden range but I will not be shelling out for Sweet William(Duke of Cumberland) - or as we call him in these parts Stinking Billy.
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Save up for William of Orange instead
 
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