"Refugees on the Road" (3 Viewers)

[King & Country]

Hi Guys,

We’ve had a few requests to show groups of our new “Civilians” together…
So, here goes…what’d you think?

Best wishes and Happy Collecting!
Andy C.

 

[wayne556517]

They look great matey cant wait to get these well done.

 

[Simpson & his donkey.]

They look great. Are there more to come. I like the guy with the suit case best. Simmo.

 

[Mitch]

Wonder when someone will complain about SS photographers taking pictures of civillians being moved will happen??

These figures are excellent and can be used in so many theatres and would look good in the Arnhem buildings but, at the side of the road as columns of AFV's pass by will bring an extra dimension to diorama's
Mitch

 

[lenswerks]

I think they are great!
Make more please.

Donnie

 

[Rob]

Very nice indeed Andy,look great against the backdrop of the MkIV

Rob

 

[Lewey Gun Vick]

Excellent Andy!

Regards,
Vick

 

[arnhem44mad]

Love it!They will be dutch civilians moving out of Arnhem or Eindhoven no doubt

 

[Doughboy]

They really do look great. Another reason K&C is number 1 in my book...who else makes figures like this???

 

[Louis Badolato]

Wow! A scene right out of that Sgt. Jack Tanner book "The Darkest Hour" . . .

 

[Rob]

Wow! A scene right out of that Sgt. Jack Tanner book "The Darkest Hour" . . .

Was wondering if you'd say that Louis!.I'd say Jack Tanner and the film 'Dunkirk'

Rob

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Wow! I made mention of this kind of work from K&C in another thread just a few days ago...this is precisely the kind of attention to creating credible and unique characters that I have come to expect from K&C! Despite your excellent production values, I am just so impressed with the level of creativity here. While I am primarily a Naps collector, I just may have to have some of these. I wouldn't mind the Mk IV either!

Oh, by the way...my grandmother says she expects a royalty check, as the old woman is definitely her.

Thanks again for your beautiful designs.

 

[jbonzo1]

Very nice indeed Andy,look great against the backdrop of the MkIV

Rob

My thought exactly!

 

[Cyber Field Marshall]

Those refugees pieced together look great. Wonderful sculpts and poses. The standouts for me are the cart and baby carriage pieces. Unfortunately I've got numerous other collecting priorities that come before the refugees. In a perfect world I'd have them all. Hopefully they are around for awhile so I can pick some up down the road. I also agree its definitely a line worth adding too. Perhaps a full blown horse drawn wagon is in the future? These pieces are so versatile, especially in a diorama setting. The animals from the LOJ series also could work here. Heck these civilians could also be used in a non refugee scenario. Great work as always K&C.

 

[Iron Brigade]

Hi Guys,

We’ve had a few requests to show groups of our new “Civilians” together…
So, here goes…what’d you think?

Best wishes and Happy Collecting!
Andy C.

Dear Andy:

You came up with five splendid & unusual WW2 era sets!!!!!

"Iron Brigade" / Gary M.

 

[Jackaroo]

Versatility plus, civilians add another dimension to dio’s…they are a great addition.

 

[wwiibuff]

Great idea Andy. This will add some versatility for dio making.

 

[noli-poli]

Excellent! But, it gives me the "shivers" You could tell that they are on the way to the train station. But then again, that did happen.

I would use mine as people evacuating a war-torn urban area with G.I.'s on the background providing assistance, like Red Cross, etc.

NP

 

[Harry Faversham.]

I find them strangely disturbing... what next, concentration camp inmates?

 

[10TH LA.]

very well done!!!!!! ...there are a few there that could be used as English civilians in London....the lady with pram....and the gentleman with little boy .... even the little old lady.......might come in handy with the Battle of Britain new series .....one can only hope