king & Country Database (1 Viewer)

[PolarBear]

I have lost the URL for the K&C Database put together by a collector. Does anyone have the URL for it?

Thank You!

Randy

 

[mikemiller1955]

http://cis.niagara.edu/kandc/

 

[PolarBear]

http://cis.niagara.edu/kandc/

Thanks Mike
Speedy Delivery:salute:::salute:::salute:::salute:::salute::

 

[jazzeum]

It’s not up to date; hasn’t been updated in five years.

The best — and only choice — is still Sagers.

 

[Sentaapua]

It’s not up to date; hasn’t been updated in five years.

The best — and only choice — is still Sagers.

Absolutely right Brad!

 

[villagehorse]

Still find this a quick reference to older sets. Wish it was updated. Robin.

 

[arnhem44mad]

Sagers is brilliant. My only suggestion is that I wish it still had the old format where the more recent releases were in the later pages and the early releases were on page 1,2,3,4.... Now if you are after pics of a specific set it's harder to take a guess at which page this set will be on!

You used to be able to say: DD48, Ok well I need to go to the 5th DD page as you knew the 5th page would start with DD41+!

Scott

 

[bsager]

Hello Everyone,
A quick note to my website. There are two ways to search for what you want. In the top right corner is the custom search where you search for a specific item or word and it will take you right too the item you are looking for. The other is inside the page you are on, for example D-Day, in the upper right corner of the box is a sort by button where you can sort from oldest to newest or newest to oldest. If you use the tools it is very simple to find what you want.
If you have any questions please ask.
Thanks,
Bill Sager

 

[jazzeum]

I use the sort button all the time, very handy.

 

[Arnhemjim]

Hello Bill,
Your database is a magnificent effort, and obviously a paradigm for any other brave soul who would venture into a parallel effort on any other manufacturer. Certainly ranks you right up there with James Opie. Sincere thanks, and as is still signaled in both the Royal Navy and US Navy; "BZ" (Bravo Zulu, translated "Well Done").

Arnhem Jim
Arizona Territory

 

[arnhem44mad]

Hello Everyone,
A quick note to my website. There are two ways to search for what you want. In the top right corner is the custom search where you search for a specific item or word and it will take you right too the item you are looking for. The other is inside the page you are on, for example D-Day, in the upper right corner of the box is a sort by button where you can sort from oldest to newest or newest to oldest. If you use the tools it is very simple to find what you want.
If you have any questions please ask.
Thanks,
Bill Sager

I never realised this mate thanks a lot!

Scott

 

[Julie]

Just an FYI, I am working on a full database as well but it is taking quite a lot of time!
Will be easy to add new items once complete but eventually the link will be up on the Treefrog site under Catalogs and Updates.
Currently King & Country Dispatches and W. Britain's Catalogs can be found there. First Legion & John Jenkins Designs listings coming next and then the full K&C one hopefully!

 

[Larry Allen]

Just an FYI, I am working on a full database as well but it is taking quite a lot of time!
Will be easy to add new items once complete but eventually the link will be up on the Treefrog site under Catalogs and Updates.
Currently King & Country Dispatches and W. Britain's Catalogs can be found there. First Legion & John Jenkins Designs listings coming next and then the full K&C one hopefully!

Afternoon Julie,
I have every K&C AWI figure and a few that are either (one-off's) or a variation when K&C moved to a new sculpt and was painting the older sculpts with the new color format.

If needed I would be happy to photograph each one and send it to you, either via eMail, FTP or USB stick.

LMK,
LaRRy

 

[Julie]

Thanks Larry!!! I will let you know once I am at that point in the process.

Julie