Should see April Relases this week, (1 Viewer)
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Larry Allen
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About the only thing that you can be certain about .... is that you can never be certain what Andy & Company will surprise us with. ...^&confuse
* There are many open numbers in the USMC line and we have seen some of Andy's teasers.
* The Japanese Navy (JN series) still has many openings to fill, so maybe we might get an update there???
* New Japanese Army (also JN series) causalities and non-combat sets would be welcomed.
* Hoping to see the US NAVY Avenger (Bunker Hill) get a mention as well.
AND ... waaaaaayyyyy back in a 2016 K&C 12 page flyer, entitled "The Fall of MALAYA, SINGAPORE, HONG KONG 1942" there was a mention and picture of a ""2ND release Type 95 Ha-Go Light Tank".
The new one was suppose to have a buttoned-down turret and was due at the end of 2106 or in 2017.
ANDY ... IS that still on the drawing table and just down the line a ways ..{sm4} or has it been scrapped ...{sm2}
--- LaRRy
* There are many open numbers in the USMC line and we have seen some of Andy's teasers.
* The Japanese Navy (JN series) still has many openings to fill, so maybe we might get an update there???
* New Japanese Army (also JN series) causalities and non-combat sets would be welcomed.
* Hoping to see the US NAVY Avenger (Bunker Hill) get a mention as well.
AND ... waaaaaayyyyy back in a 2016 K&C 12 page flyer, entitled "The Fall of MALAYA, SINGAPORE, HONG KONG 1942" there was a mention and picture of a ""2ND release Type 95 Ha-Go Light Tank".
The new one was suppose to have a buttoned-down turret and was due at the end of 2106 or in 2017.
ANDY ... IS that still on the drawing table and just down the line a ways ..{sm4} or has it been scrapped ...{sm2}
--- LaRRy
villagehorse
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Way over due are a couple of Home Guard figures ( Hodges & Vicor), mounted John Ford Cavalry, Light Horse Medical wagon and Ancient Egypt slave master managing a stone for the pyramids.
The U.S. Marines have a dozen masters out there, so expect some of these.
Always an exciting time of the month anticipating what might be. Robin.
The U.S. Marines have a dozen masters out there, so expect some of these.
Always an exciting time of the month anticipating what might be. Robin.
Sentaapua
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I always expect something nice from K&C, after all it’s the only TS manufacturer out there that consistently delivers, mont in month out, an array of releases on different ranges! I hope to see some marines, no doubt, as well as some new IDF.
Obee
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King & Country
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Me too my friend!
Any idea of when it's coming..? So far nobody has told me...yet.
All the best and happy collecting,
Andy.
RISORGIMENTO
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Rudi Starnberg
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Hopefully the remaining Ramcke brigade FJ's, I've been wanting to pre order those for a while !
Fitzgibbon
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AIDMAN
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Lets keep it closer to home and begin with a British/Canadian M3 Halftrack for WWII.....been asking hoping for one for YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!.
BHogan
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Yes, true enough! K&C has extensively covered Les Grognards. I'm hoping that K&C will revisit the Imperial Guard Horse Artillery.
Brendan
MichaelRutherford
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The crucifixion of Christ would have good timing this month. I would also like to see parade marching ww2 Russians
Phantom Warrior
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Most if not all of the half tracks used by the British Commonwealth countries including Canada were M5 versions built in Canada by International Harvester and were similar but not identical to the US M3 built by White. The M5 and M3 shared drive train and wheel parts but one big difference was the construction. The US version was of bolted construction using face hardened steel plate. Face hardened steel plate was not available for the M5. It was of welded construction using thicker and heavier steel to try and make up for the non-face hardened steel but fell short while adding to the vehicle weight and reducing it's performance.
The M5 was never fitted with the large fender-mounted headlights. International Harvester used rolled homogeneous steel armor rounded rear corners, which contrast to the right-angled corners on the machines with face-hardened armor.
Terry
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Keep up the good work!!
Ghostrider
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A Hussar with a squeeze box
Agree on Old Guard. Do like the suggestions for new. But for me, would like to see another Brit Cavalry Unit, possibly Horse Guard, or 10th Hussar. I'd also like to see from the WOD, Horse Guard mates to the Life Guards. But that's just me..................................Joe
RoboNarples
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Hoping for some Germans from WW1 for the Spring Offensive.