Pacification of a Normandy Village (1 Viewer)

[jazzeum]

I don't know the sequence definitively although I'm pretty sure that the Arnhem backlot buildings, which are the nicest, came first, followed by the first NV, which were unpainted styrofoam like material, and then the second NV.

 

[glossman]

Here you go. But there are really 3 sets, not two.

http://www.toysoldiersusa.com/cgi-l...tegory=BUILDINGS AND SCENERY&reset=1251719092

Try Backlot Buildings - I think that was the first set. Brad may know the sequence. The backlot buildings have 2 facades. The one I like is BLB001.

There are 2 sets of Normandy village in the Normandy village section. The first set of Normandy village NV001-NV009 are drab grey. The second set of Normandy village NV010 - NV18 is the most recent set and are the ones I have

Terry

I don't know the sequence definitively although I'm pretty sure that the Arnhem backlot buildings, which are the nicest, came first, followed by the first NV, which were unpainted styrofoam like material, and then the second NV.

Brad and Terry,

Thanks very much for the help.

I have got it covered now.

Regards, Raymond.

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[Njja]

Brad,

Thanks very much for the confirmation.

I never knew there was a 1st and 2nd Normandy Village.

These do not appear to be on this website with a lot of K&C retired items:

http://www.toysoldiersusa.com/.

Raymond.

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Bill Sagers websight is the best source of information on retired sets and

pieces. He has photos of just about anything including the Villages.

See King & Country-Buildings & Scenery-Normandy Village

 

[glossman]

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Bill Sagers websight is the best source of information on retired sets and

pieces. He has photos of just about anything including the Villages.

See King & Country-Buildings & Scenery-Normandy Village

Hi njja,

I absolutely agree. Bill Sager's website is an excellent reference for retired K&C sets.

It is a great help for ppl like me who have come in late to find the nice sets retired.

Regards, Raymond.

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