King & Country -- April Dispatches (1 Viewer)

[WesternOutlaw]

Yey!!!! a LRDG truck!!!!! Ordering it as soon as Treefrog puts it in. Like the others it is such a great looking piece, a great addition!!
... I hope the second jeep is not too far away..... Just saying...
The first piece that I ever owned and got me started in this hobby, was the first Chevy LRDG.... uncamouflaged one. I was so taken on how great it looks and kept buying, and it has been a great ride!!!

Not much more to add but the LRDG is my favorite of the line-up this month. Completely agree with Spartan71! I missed out on the original so here's my 2nd chance. It's not cheap, but a nicely detailed model. Love the camo color scheme.

Very interested in the LRDG, and will certainly be picking up EA121 'Sandy'.

Sandy is like the British 8th version of the German Engineer with shovel. He's my favorite as well!

 

[Desertkiwi]

I really don't know how Andy and the K&C team keep pumping out such great TS month after month like they do. The forward planning and effort to get things lined up for release each month must be very challenging at times.

Very exciting to see the LRDG Chev truck and some more foot figures being released along with the NZMR officer.

The 95th and Romans, not to forget the Russian peasants are also a great addition.

Cheers K&C.

 

[King & Country]

I really don't know how Andy and the K&C team keep pumping out such great TS month after month like they do. The forward planning and effort to get things lined up for release each month must be very challenging at times.

Very exciting to see the LRDG Chev truck and some more foot figures being released along with the NZMR officer.

The 95th and Romans, not to forget the Russian peasants are also a great addition.

Cheers K&C.

Many thanks mate, for the kind and appreciative words...On the regular monthly release of a wide variety of different figures, fighting vehicles, aircraft, the occasional naval craft and all kinds of buildings and accessories I can tell you this...It sure ain't easy but it's a lot of blood, sweat and tears by a whole team of great people here in Hong Kong and China. However when you get the appreciation from collectors and dealers around the world and right here in HK it makes it worth it a hundred fold.
And believe me...I'm the lucky one...I get to play with toy soldiers every day I'm above ground!!!
Thanks again and personal best wishes, Andy.