I keep telling you guys Vietnam was the best K and C early series.
I have the chopper and kick myself everytime I see NJJA's c firebase for not buying those APC's and teh Vietcong.
Such is life
Unfortunately i haven't read the Frost memories , so i don't know much of the colonel's personality , by the way , i agree with Lancer, maybe Frost didn't want to mention the fact because the hunting horn implies a sort of disregard to his own men, relating them to a pack of dogs...but i'm speculating and like a great director said "When the legend becomes fact..print the legend!".
I agree 100% Vietnam, then Arnhem are my two favorite series. I don't know if it was the poses, or painting but the figures really seem to come to live the moment you place them together.
The diorama pieces, and vehicles also really worked to make the pieces fit together in a perfect scene which takes you back to those early playsets some of us were lucky enough to have in our youth.
Its what makes collecting special to me.![]()
Cantinetozzo,if you ever visit newcastle let me know and you can stay with us,you would be most welcome ,and we can arrange for you to see the famous high rise carpark in gateshead,from Get Carter and we can visit mike and tony neville at king and country in spennymoor.Best hurry tho,i think the car park is being scheduled for demolition.Back to the horn ,i have read that Frosts batman Wicks,confirms Frost had used the horn on other operations but does not confirm its use at arnhem,great to discuss this with you and many thanks for the welcome.
Thanks LouisWell then, Damien and John, you are going to love the next volume of the K&C book to be published, "Vietnam and Modern Wars". There are shots of all your favorites, and, as it is less than sixty pages, it will be very reasonable, and available in both hardcover and an ever cheaper soft cover version.
Thanks Louis
Sounds great
Agreed. Really looking forward to this one.
It was 100% completed when Kevin left, and needed only to be proof-read (to ensure that my and Andy's names were spelled correctly) . . .
(That's an inside joke aimed at Kevin)