K & C Westcoaster pics (1 Viewer)

[Panzer Meyer]

Joe
great pics thanks

 

[GJB22]

Great pics! I really like the new Egyptian columns, they look even bigger in your photos.

 

[Panzer Meyer]

Gordon , very nice dio .

 

[Jackaroo]

You bet Alby! Andy has developed a toy soldier time machine for special ops like these:tongue:! Glad you enjoyed the pics...gonna run over to the Figarti thread and do the same thing in just a sec....

Joe

A toy soldier time machine, now that what I am talking about ... maybe next dispatches then.

 

[Terp152]

Many thanks for posting the pics! Great stuff although I think Al will have a heart attack when he sees the WWI aircraft.

 

[jbonzo1]

Joe, many thanks for your time and effort! Some fantastic photos.

 

[wwiibuff]

Lots of great pics Joe. Thanks for your efforts and for posting.

 

[6th Wisconsin]

Thank you!!!! Great stuff!

 

[The Military Workshop]

Thanks Joe, great pics.

I think I see two previously unknown Naps in there.

I note a table and two chairs. Anybody know if a future release or just part of Gordon's fine work.

Regards
Brett

 

[breslau]

Thank you for taking the time to post. Your up-close photography is very revealing and may have just convinced me to go with the Napoleon in Egypt range. The Napoleon on the camel model is great.

 

[joesgis]

You're very welcome guys! It was a great show, and I'm more than happy to at least bring a little piece of it to everyone. It's a big part of the fun for me really! Here's a pic of the K & C event figure. Thanks again,

Joe

 

[villagehorse]

Thank you for supplying these great photo's. I see the Nap on horseback has been unpacked hastily and still retains some foam protection in his lap, which has happened with some of my figures in the past, which I cannot wait to rectify, as it is most out of character when you see a modern day element associated to a period piece. A bit like him wearing a wrist watch, just not allowable I say. The red jacket figure in the top corner selling apple's, which series does he belong too????? Cheers, Robin.

 

[jomartvr]

Hi Joe,
Thanks very much for taking the time to post the photos.
Benjamin

 

[The Military Workshop]

Robin,
The guy with the apples is I believe the Mameluke that came with the mounted Napoleon figure that has been discontinued for a while. The new series might bring a revival of interest in that figure set.
Regards
Brett

 

[Rob]

A huge thank you for taking the time and trouble to do this for us Joe,your pics are just excellent, really very kind of you and much appreciated. Makes those of us who can't be there feel a little closer to whats going on.

All the best

Rob

 

[glossman]

You're very welcome guys! It was a great show, and I'm more than happy to at least bring a little piece of it to everyone. It's a big part of the fun for me really! Here's a pic of the K & C event figure. Thanks again,

Joe

Thanks very much for your time and effort in posting so many top quality shots, not only on the K&C thread but also Figarti.

That is a nice K&C show figure.....

Cheers, Raymond.:salute::

 

[mario]

Great pictures, thank you very much!
Mario

 

[villagehorse]

Robin,
The guy with the apples is I believe the Mameluke that came with the mounted Napoleon figure that has been discontinued for a while. The new series might bring a revival of interest in that figure set.
Regards
Brett

thanks Brett for the response. Hope the figure is available at some time, seems silly to use it in a sales promotional diorama, if its old hat and out of production.
Cheers, Robin.

 

[Obee]

Robin,
The guy with the apples is I believe the Mameluke that came with the mounted Napoleon figure that has been discontinued for a while. The new series might bring a revival of interest in that figure set.
Regards
Brett

Brett,

yes, its the mameluke from NA026 and the Chasseur mounted NA027. Itersingly though the standing Chasseur is similar to NA029, but its not the same figures, so we maybe in for another new figure.

If K&C is wanting to reissure the retired figures, I'll put in my order

Rostam the mameluke who was Bonaparte's constant companion, was 'found' in Egypt on this campaign, so I'm sure hopeing we get another figure of him and more mamelukes too.

John

 

[Mitch]

Excellent pics and great close up's of the Jagdtiger
Mitch