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here we go!:D:cool:
 

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Here are some pics I found of 30 Corps at Arnhem and during Operation Market Garden!:D:cool:
 

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NOT AT ALL... this was an Useless and unprofitable operation that just increase Allies casualties for nothing, so no need for more.

When you say 'no more' what about people who collect it????.Thing is Rod,although the operation did not succeed in its objectives and cost many many casualties, it holds enormous interest for collectors as it is a wonderful display of fine soldiering and bravery in holding out against the odds.Its this that appeals and makes K&C's range very popular.So i'm sure we will be seeing much more from Arnhem in the future;)

Rob
 
NOT AT ALL... this was an Useless and unprofitable operation that just increase Allies casualties for nothing, so no need for more.

A figure of my old Dad (bless his cottons) doggie paddling across the river with a German sniper's pressie in his calf would be a nice touch. So, power to to Mr K&C's elbow to keep knocking figures and vehicles out in this range. Least we forget .............!
 
NOT AT ALL... this was an Useless and unprofitable operation that just increase Allies casualties for nothing, so no need for more.

Well in that case no more WW2 germans. After all was not there agression a useless and unprofitable venture that cost millions of lives!
 
Rod
We Anglo Saxons love our defeats and stuff ups.:D:D
Islandwana, Light Brigade, Retreat to Corunna, Arnhem
It is just an odd characteristic of the Anglo Saxons.
 
When you say 'no more' what about people who collect it????.Thing is Rod,although the operation did not succeed in its objectives and cost many many casualties, it holds enormous interest for collectors as it is a wonderful display of fine soldiering and bravery in holding out against the odds.Its this that appeals and makes K&C's range very popular.So i'm sure we will be seeing much more from Arnhem in the future;)

Rob



Rob, with all my respects, I don't care at all...What about those who collect Fall of Berlin 1945, Romans, the Barbarians, and others ranges that have been wiped out.... IMO we had enough and is time to move on.

But it is just my opinion....

Regards
 
.........and Dunkirk, Monongahela, Tobruk, Crete or any where else that comes to mind where us 'Anglo-Saxons' end up having a part to play in history.

Any more glorious reversrses we can think of...??
 
.........and Dunkirk, Monongahela, Tobruk, Crete or any where else that comes to mind where us 'Anglo-Saxons' end up having a part to play in history.

Any more glorious reversrses we can think of...??

The 2007 Ashes in Australia:D
 
Well in that case no more WW2 germans. After all was not there agression a useless and unprofitable venture that cost millions of lives!

Spot on Glyn,very well said.Lets have less Germans who actually lost and more Allies who thank God won the day!;).I understand we will see Arnhem in the first half of next year,look forward to it.

Rob
 
Rob, with all my respects, I don't care at all...What about those who collect Fall of Berlin 1945, Romans, the Barbarians, and others ranges that have been wiped out.... IMO we had enough and is time to move on.

But it is just my opinion....

Regards

Well in future please don't post your opinions somewhere if they are going to be cold and negative toward something a forum member brings up solely for the purpose of enjoyment!
 
Well in future please don't post your opinions somewhere if they are going to be cold and negative toward something a forum member brings up solely for the purpose of enjoyment!

Well said Scott i dont see the point on commenting negatively about something i have no interest in!!! Thats why i wouldn't post about none WW2 king & country sets as i dont collect them & dont feel the need to to upset people that do!!!

Craig.
 
Scott,don't worry about it mate,producers will make Arnhem as they know it will sell well,thems the facts i'm afraid:).

I wonder what will be coming next for Arnhem.I'm hoping for another Jeep,Mortar team,dead and wounded etc.And in a scene from Bridge too Far how about a guy carrying one of those canisters on his shoulder.There is also a very famous pic of some Brit Para prisoners being marched away,whilst one of them gives the traditional British two finger salute.That would make for a great set:cool:

Rob
 
Scott,don't worry about it mate,producers will make Arnhem as they know it will sell well,thems the facts i'm afraid:).

I wonder what will be coming next for Arnhem.I'm hoping for another Jeep,Mortar team,dead and wounded etc.And in a scene from Bridge too Far how about a guy carrying one of those canisters on his shoulder.There is also a very famous pic of some Brit Para prisoners being marched away,whilst one of them gives the traditional British two finger salute.That would make for a great set:cool:

Rob
That came from Agincourt mate.
The French promised to cut off the English archers' two bow fingers.
After ward s they all gave teh two fingered salute to show they still had their two fingers.
 

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