Early Pacific War (1 Viewer)

[Harrytheheid]

HulloW [there K&C.
I wunt &^ more Jap army and mArines an d a jaP Tunk and artilliry anj masheen GUNs. AND we also wunt B riTs caTCHED with THErE pants down cos $£}thats histerically acccurate in HUng kuNG and sINg - aPore?!". and WE nEED ozzie and BRIT and american and dut->ch POW's cos thats the way it wuzx and INDIANS fiGhtin fur the NIPS cozz it wuz: like tha; t as well in my reffferance 9book. HAM-eriCans wiff bRIT stEAL HAts like[] in Frum HEAR TO ETerNITY - that filum wifth ELv;is and GenerAL Monty%% CLIfft ricHARd an gINGer S[pice GUrl in it
CHEERIO

But in all seriousness, would K&C please consider offering an early pacific war range? I'm convinced it would be a winner.
Regards
H

 

[vandilay]

I agree with what youve said ,BUT its not "we want" its "we NEED"
and you left of a partridge in a pear tree.

 

[Rob]

HulloW [there K&C.
I wunt &^ more Jap army and mArines an d a jaP Tunk and artilliry anj masheen GUNs. AND we also wunt B riTs caTCHED with THErE pants down cos $£}thats histerically acccurate in HUng kuNG and sINg - aPore?!". and WE nEED ozzie and BRIT and american and dut->ch POW's cos thats the way it wuzx and INDIANS fiGhtin fur the NIPS cozz it wuz: like tha; t as well in my reffferance 9book. HAM-eriCans wiff bRIT stEAL HAts like[] in Frum HEAR TO ETerNITY - that filum wifth ELv;is and GenerAL Monty%% CLIfft ricHARd an gINGer S[pice GUrl in it
CHEERIO

But in all seriousness, would K&C please consider offering an early pacific war range? I'm convinced it would be a winner.
Regards
H

How dare you impersonate my posts!

Rob

 

[vandilay]

Rob
Her indoors would have assumed that was one of mine ,but
the spelling and grammar was to good .

 

[Rob]

Rob
Her indoors would have assumed that was one of mine ,but
the spelling and grammar was to good .

We shouldn't encourage him really Rob,in the words of Python 'He's a very naughty Boy'!.

Rob

 

[vandilay]

You could be right Rob , Me thinks if I ran a toy soldier buisness
I,d have another classic british comedy line for my more
demanding customers.
"computer says no " customer service at its best
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOdjCb4LwQY&feature=related

 

[red devil]

HulloW [there K&C.
I wunt &^ more Jap army and mArines an d a jaP Tunk and artilliry anj masheen GUNs. AND we also wunt B riTs caTCHED with THErE pants down cos $£}thats histerically acccurate in HUng kuNG and sINg - aPore?!". and WE nEED ozzie and BRIT and american and dut->ch POW's cos thats the way it wuzx and INDIANS fiGhtin fur the NIPS cozz it wuz: like tha; t as well in my reffferance 9book. HAM-eriCans wiff bRIT stEAL HAts like[] in Frum HEAR TO ETerNITY - that filum wifth ELv;is and GenerAL Monty%% CLIfft ricHARd an gINGer S[pice GUrl in it
CHEERIO

But in all seriousness, would K&C please consider offering an early pacific war range? I'm convinced it would be a winner.
Regards
H

If i did not know better I would have thought the Heid had gone Italian on us with that spelling - except Heids grammar is better!

 

[Shannon Reuss]

Slow day Harry?

 

[Harrytheheid]

Slow day Harry?

Well, I could claim my spellchecker was faulty, but I guess that won't wash. Still, it seems to work though. Andy seems to have paid attention to at least some of the constant demands that are posted in this section.

PS. My latest order turned up in my company's South China office. I'll catch a ferry over to Shenzhen tomorrow to collect it. Thanks for the excellent service. I'll be placing yet another order soon, now that I know the postal service works. I'll be having this one sent to our Bangkok office this time.

PPS. I'm presently in Hong kong, so I'll be visiting the K&C shop in around one hour from now. "Credit Card, Credit Card, Burning Bright" with apologies to Rudyard Kipling. I'll see if it's okay to visit Fanny Luk and the rest of Andy's gang while I'm at it.

Best Regards
Harry Anderson

 

[Rob]

Question is would early Pacific be more popular than the US Marines we have now?.Not sure they would.

Rob

 

[Harrytheheid]

Question is would early Pacific be more popular than the US Marines we have now?.Not sure they would.

Rob

There's a wealth of different uniforms/nationalities/scenarios/locations to choose from with an early Pacific/Asian range. Army/Navy/Airmen/Marines/Brits/Indians/Americans/Dutch/Civvies/Japanese/Koreans/Chinese/Malays/Burmese/Aussies, and so on. (Shirtless if absolutely necessary....).
The Iwo Jima range is too limited IMO - and I think that's why it doesn't sell so good despite the excellent sculpting and painting. I had a really long look at all the Japanese figures on Thursday afternoon. They are really good figures and they are on my radar screen for buying at the end of March, but the range needs to be expanded to include off-duty figures as well as the presently available full-on action ones. The General whats-his-name figure is crying out for some supporting figures sitting/standing with him, eating a bowl of rice/drinking tea or saki/discussing a map on a table, etc.
For more action poses, K&C could do worse than to use the old Airfix 1/72 and 1/32 plastic figures as an inspiration.
Cheers
H

 

[noli-poli]

There are collectors on the wings waiting for "Early Pacific" (this will include Yanks of the USAFFE, Brits, Ausies & Kiwis) series. It may not be popular in the U.S. but in Asia, specifically the Philippines, Singapore, Burma, Australia, New Zealand. Attached are some pictures. If Andy doesn't pick-up the opportunity, maybe Rick will in FM30 format.

N-P

 

[Robert E. Lee]

Lol

 

[Rob]

There's a wealth of different uniforms/nationalities/scenarios/locations to choose from with an early Pacific/Asian range. Army/Navy/Airmen/Marines/Brits/Indians/Americans/Dutch/Civvies/Japanese/Koreans/Chinese/Malays/Burmese/Aussies, and so on. (Shirtless if absolutely necessary....).
The Iwo Jima range is too limited IMO - and I think that's why it doesn't sell so good despite the excellent sculpting and painting. I had a really long look at all the Japanese figures on Thursday afternoon. They are really good figures and they are on my radar screen for buying at the end of March, but the range needs to be expanded to include off-duty figures as well as the presently available full-on action ones. The General whats-his-name figure is crying out for some supporting figures sitting/standing with him, eating a bowl of rice/drinking tea or saki/discussing a map on a table, etc.
For more action poses, K&C could do worse than to use the old Airfix 1/72 and 1/32 plastic figures as an inspiration.
Cheers
H

You might be right about the old Airfix 1/72 and 1/32 Harry,some great poses.Their all slumbering away in my loft right now!

Rob