Looking at the photos of the K&C LAH series at www.sierratoysoldier.com (because Tree Frog Treasures does not display photos of LAH for public viewing), I would say that LAH40 seems to be the most impressive piece. And at a current number 56 sets (LAH01 - LAH56), it is apparent that Andy has many customers who are fascinated with the Nazi Party ceremonies in 1938 Berlin.
Personally, I would rather see Andy spend the time, money, and effort on a World War I combat series of figures rather than LAH, especially since I view WWI as a more significant precursor to WWII than SS marching bands.
As a side note, I think that it is interesting that Andy has included Feldmarschall Gerd Von Runstedt as LAH49, while a late war figure of Adolf Hitler is found in WS35.
Personally, I would rather see Andy spend the time, money, and effort on a World War I combat series of figures rather than LAH, especially since I view WWI as a more significant precursor to WWII than SS marching bands.
As a side note, I think that it is interesting that Andy has included Feldmarschall Gerd Von Runstedt as LAH49, while a late war figure of Adolf Hitler is found in WS35.
