Seeing Figarti's New Release, on N.Africa.... (1 Viewer)

[johngambale]

ANDY! C'mon Guy! You could give us MORE AUSSIE'S and British ,Italian, and DAK Infantry for Future N.Africa Sets? What's the Hold-Up? "Patient's is suppose to be a Virtue' , but its making us Stir Crazy; feeling like I've been in the "Desert Too Long " WASSER, WASSER!

 

[gk5717]

John, it's makeing you "stir crazy", I'm just fine.
Gary

 

[4th Hussar]

I am feeling pretty good myself, my stirs are in balance. John, you need to get out more. You should go to Hong Kong and see Andy in person

 

[Simpson & his donkey.]

ANDY! C'mon Guy! You could give us MORE AUSSIE'S and British ,Italian, and DAK Infantry for Future N.Africa Sets? What's the Hold-Up? "Patient's is suppose to be a Virtue' , but its making us Stir Crazy; feeling like I've been in the "Desert Too Long " WASSER, WASSER!

John Figarti's new releases look really good.The Iraqi figures are the ones I would like to get.You must only collect N.Africa as this is were your wish list starts and ends.Keep up the good work .Simmo.

 

[Rob]

I think North Africa is one of the best ranges K&C produce.I hope it has a long way to go yet and many more figures and vehicles in the future.

Rob

 

[Gideon]

"Patient's is suppose to be a Virtue' ,

Exactly John, exactly... Lol, too funny.

 

[Gideon]

I'm still waiting to see those photographs of his collection. We should be seeing a good amount of Figarti and Collectors Showcase peppered with some K&C.

Come on John, don't disapoint us! Please send your photos over. We want to see your collection...

 

[noli-poli]

I like those Iraqi insurgents. I strictly collect WWII only. I wonder if I could use those as French partisans (ya, know French Muslims?) fighting Germans...is that historically correct?
N-P

 

[sceic2]

...but its making us ...

As the Lone Ranger said to Tonto, when the really pissed-off Indians surround them, "Well old friend, it looks like they got us this time." Tonto retorted, "What's this us stuff white man?"

 

[Gideon]

I have to admit that I get a little set off by some of this stuff.

Let's call it battle scars from having worked in and owned a soldier shop.

Folks, you have no idea...