New Arrivals!

The following new releases are now in stock!

American Revolution

• BR18040 -- British 10th Foot Light Infantry Reaching For Cartridge No.1 
• BR18041 -- British 10th Foot Light Infantry Kneeling Firing No.1 
• BR18042 -- British 10th Foot Light Infantry NCO No.1 
• BR18048 -- British 10th Light Infantry Advancing No.1 

American Revolution

American Civil War

• BR31153 -- Union Colonel Joshua Chamberlain No.2 

American Civil War

Napoleonic - 95th Rifles

• BR36086 -- 95th Rifles Defending Set No.1 

Napoleonic - 95th Rifles

Classic Collection - Redcoats

• BR47025 -- British 35th Regiment Grenadier Standing Firing, 1754-1763 

Classic Collection - Redcoats

New Releases Expected To Arrive In October!
American Revolution

• BR18049 -- British Royal Irish King's Colour No.1 
• BR18050 -- Colonial Militia Drummer No.1 
• BR18052 -- Colonial Colonel William Prescott 
• BR18053 -- Colonial Militia Flagbearer No.1, Bunker Hill Colors 
• BR18054 -- Colonial Militia Flagbearer No.2, Bedford Colors 
• BR18055 -- Colonial Militia Standing Firing No.2 
• BR18056 -- Colonial Militia Kneeling Firing No.2 
• BR18057 -- Colonial Militia At Port Arms No.2 

American Revolution

Napoleonic Collection

• BR36077 -- French Line Infantry Fusilier Marching No.1 
• BR36079 -- French Line Infantry Fusilier Drummer Marching No.1 
• BR36088 -- French Line Infantry Fusilier Wounded No.1 
• BR36094 -- French Line Infantry Fusilier Marching in Greatcoat No.2 
• BR36087 -- 95th Rifles Chosen Man Ramming Cartridge No.1 

Napoleonic Collection

History of the British Army - Redcoats Collection

• BR47048 -- British 60th Regiment of Foot Grenadier Standing Firing, 1854-1763 

History of the British Army - Redcoats Collection

Diorama Collection

• BR51030 -- 18th-19th Century Corn No.2 

Diorama Collection

War on the Nile -- Battle of Tamai March 13, 1884

• BR27051 -- British Naval Brigade Officer No.1 
• BR27052 -- British Naval Brigade Standing Firing No.1 

Battle of Tamai March 13, 1884

Britain's Retirements

Britain's have just announced the following new retirements. Get them while you can.

• BR47014 - French Volontaires Etrangers Louisburg, 1758 
• BR20059 -- Natal Native Contingent - Corporal Mayer 
• BR20064 -- British 24th Foot - Running with ammo box and rifle No.1 
• BR24004 -- British Paratrooper - Present Day 
• BR24005 -- British SAS World War II, 1942 
• BR23013 -- 1916 British Infantry Throwing Grenade #1 
• BR23020 -- 1916 German Loading No.1 
• BR36043 -- British 42nd (Black Watch) Highlander Charging, No.1 
• BR36049 -- British Lt. General The Earl of Uxbridge 
• BR36046 -- British 95th Rifles Kneeling Loading No.1 

Being Retired

 

Christmas 2012

As always around this time K&C produces its "SPECIAL YULETIDE SET." This year we've returned to that famous "Christmas Truce" of 1914 where British and German troops left their trenches and met each other in "No Man's Land" and fraternized for the one and only time during that terrible conflict.

• XM012-01 -- Christmas 1914 

Christmas

Royal Salute

Like millions of television viewers the world over Andy was transfixed by the Royal Wedding of Prince William to Miss Catherine Middleton back in 2011. Andy thought then (and now) it would be nice to produce a figure of both of them on their big day.

• CE011 -- William & Kate - Kate in her traditional-style wedding dress and Prince William in his uniform as Honorary Colonel of the Irish Guards make a handsome couple... I hope you agree.

British Ceremonial

British Ceremonial

That's the motto of the Queen's 2nd. Regiment of Foot Guards - The Coldstream Guards. Here to begin our new "Ceremonial Series" are a selection of "Coldstreamers" on parade. SPECIAL UNIFORM NOTE: All of the previous 9x Coldstream Guards figures are in the Parade and Style Dress of the mid 1930's. At that time Guardsmen wore the by then obsolete Slade-Wallace white fighting order and carried the Lee Enfield .303 rifle with sword bayonet. Officers and Musicians uniforms today are virtually identical to the 1930's period.

• CE001 -- Shoulder Arms 
• CE002 -- Saluting Guards Officer 
• CE003 -- Marching Guards Officer 
• CE004 -- Marching Guardsman w/ Rifle 
• CE005 -- Marching Officer w/King's Colour 
• CE006 -- Drum Sergeant 
• CE007 -- Guards Drummer 
• CE008 -- Guards Fifer 
• CE009 -- Stand-At-Ease 

British Ceremonial

Eastern Front 1941

On September 6, 1941, Hitler boasted, "Today begins the last great battle of this year!" But the Fuhrer had reckoned without the treacherous Russian weather... the mud of Autumn and the approach of "General Winter " were to become his mortal enemies.

For two more months the German armies continued to advance and win battles despite the almost continuous rain and sleet that flooded rivers, turned fields into quagmires and once dusty roods into knee-deep mud.

Tracks and wheels churned the ground into axle-deep "glue" that sucked the boots off marching troops and stuck and stalled thousands of trucks and tanks.

Then, on the night of 6/7 November 1941, the first frosts arrived... followed a few days later by early flurries of snow... "General Winter" had struck!

• RA026 -- Soviet T34/76 "Crush The Fascists" - This first "winter" T34/76 bears the slogn "Crush The Fascists" painted in red on both sides of the turretand comes with a suitably-clad Russian tank commander in the open turret hatch. (Just 150 made)
• RA030 -- Lend-Lease Russian Jeep - As soon as Hitler attacked the Soviet Union both Britain (and later America)provided, Free-of-Charge, huge quantities of weapons, trucks and tanks to the Russians. Among the most valued were the Willys and Ford-built Jeeps which arrived by the hundreds and were immediately put into action. Here is one such example complete with Red Army driver.
• RA031 -- Red Army Officer with Burp Gun - Scanning the enemy position through his binos this officer also clutches his iconic PPSh41 machine gun.
• RA032 -- Kneeling Ready - This kneeling figure, clad in his long, Russian-style greatcoat holds the Mosin-Nagant Model 1891/30 rifle.
• RA033 -- Standing Ready - When we released our first batch of Russian infantry there were a few complaints that everyone had a PPSh "Burp Gun" and there were no riflemen! Well here is another rifleman advancing cautiously forward.
• RA034 -- Kneeling Firing Rifle 
• RA035 -- Standing Firing Rifle 
• RA036 -- Lying Prone Machine Gunner - Taking aim from the lying-prone position is this infantryman with his Degtyarev 7.62 machine gun. Another very useful (and important) member of the assault team.
• RA037 -- The Scout - Armed with both a PPSh-41 and a hand-grenade this Soviet is ready for anything!
• RA039 -- Soviet T34/76 "Moscow"! - A second "winterized T34/76 is also available for those collectors who might like another second model for their displays or dioramas. This one carries the number "4" and "Moscow!" on both sides of the turret and has NO commander. (Just 150 made)

Eastern Front 1941

WWII - Winter Germans

German soldiers fought through six "winters of war" between 1939 and 1945 on both the Eastern and Western fronts. Here at K&C we though it might be a good idea to portray a selection of "Classic Germans" dressed for battling it out in the worst winter weathers... We made the figures... You choose in which campaign or battle you think most suitable for your display or collection.

• BBG054 -- Sd. Kfz. 222 Armoured Car (Winter camouflage) - Another great version of a great-looking vehicle. Set includes a commander seen just inside the 222's turret.
• BBG055 -- Winter Guards - A pair of greatcoat-clad "soldaten" perfect for guarding a strong-point, a bridge crossing or anything you like. One carries the obsolete (but still used) Bergmann submachine gun .
• BBG056 -- Advancing w/Rifle #1 - Looking straight ahead, left leg forward, and ready for battle
• BBG057 -- Advancing w/Rifle #2 - Looking to the left, right leg forward, going into action
• BBG058 -- Shouting Officer - This officer is urging his men to speed up and stay together... despite the terrible weather conditions.
• BBG059 -- Winter MG34 Gunner - Carrying his MG34 machine gun over his shoulder plus an extra box of ammunition.
• BBG060 -- I hate this weather! - Rifle slung over the shoulder and other hand thrust deep into his greatcoat pocket this soldier seems to say "I wish I was anywhere but here!"
• BBG061 -- Advancing, well-wrapped up! - This soldier is doing his best to stay warm and alert... all at the same time.
• BBG062 -- Sergeant with MP40 - Machine Pistol at the ready this NCO knows some enemy might be in the vicinity.
• WS216 -- Tiger 1 (Early Production) - This particular Tiger, the first of two "Early Production" models is #"213" belonging to the famous Abteilung 503, the 503 rd. Heavy Panzer Battalion. This grey, battle-weary veteran has already seen some "hard-action" on the Russian Front. Both track guards have been lost and its missing a front left wheel cover!
  Another unique feature is the rear baggage bin behind the turret... "cannibalized" from a Panzer III. This allows us to place this tank operational in Russia between August and November 1942. A shirt-sleeved commander completes the model.

Eastern Front 1941

 

Napoleon in Egypt - Les Dromadaires

Faced with a desperate shortage of cavalry in Egypt, Napoleon ordered the formation of a regiment mounted on camels! Instead of using regular cavalry he chose infantrymen from his many demi-brigades to make up the strength of his new unit. These soldiers enjoyed the same privileges and pay as Dragoons and were uniformed in, as Napoleon described it, "The Oriental Style" with huge offwhite cloaks and baggy, loose fitting pantaloons. Here are our first selection...

• NE018 -- Standing Guides Officer  -- With arms folded this soldier looks every inch... an officer and gentlemen.
• NE028 -- Camel Cavalier with Musket --  Musket held aloft and scanning the horizon.
• NE029 -- Camel Cavalier with Baggy red pantaloons 
• NE030 -- Camel Cavalier with Rifle Across  -- Another of the patrol still wearing his old French uniform.
• NE031 -- The Leader  -- This "Camel Cavalier" looks through his telescope to see, if any, sight of the enemy.
• NE032 -- The Bugler  -- Relatively few regular cavalry served with Napoleon in Egypt. Here, however is one of the exceptions. This bugler has adapted to the local weather conditions. He also carries a "Mameluke-style" sabre.

Napoleon in Egypt

Australian Light Horse

• AL039 -- The Charger 
• AL040 -- Goodbye Old Girl 
• AL041 -- Officer with pistol 
• AL042 -- Standing Firing 
• AL043 -- Standing Loading 
• AL044 -- Lying Firing 

Australian Light Horse

Battle of the Bulge

Winter means "Battle of the Bulge" and more German and American forces in combat (or moving towards it). Well you've already seen the German side so it's only fair that we should introduce our cousins from across the pond...

• BBA054 -- The M4A3E8 "Easy-Eight" SHERMAN - This is actually the first "real" Easy Eight K&C has ever produced... Many moons ago... around 1999 we manufactured a "Hybrid" that utilized a proper "Easy Eight" turret complete with 76mm gun but we "married" it to the body of an Israeli "Isherman". Now, this time it's the "real-deal"... It's big, bold and brassy and it's one helluva tank... And it's "snow-camouflaged" as well!
• BBA061 -- Kneeling Loading Rifle 
• BBA062 -- Standing Firing Rifle 
• BBA063 -- Advancing BAR Gunner 
• BBA064 -- Advancing Radio Man 

Battle of the Bulge

Classic Germans -- In Action!

Dressed in dust-covered field-grey these Wehrmacht "soldaten" are a useful "add-on" to our first four field-grey "classics" issued in September.

• WS211 -- Unteroffizier with Schmeisser -- This standing NCO pulls back the cocking handle on his machine pistol.
• WS212 -- Kneeling Ready --  The battle is about to begin and this soldier is ready
• WS213 -- Kneeling with ammo Box -- Another soldier carrying an extra box of machine gun ammunition.
• WS214 -- Wait! -- As this soldier moves forward he orders his comrades to stay under cover.
• WS215 -- Just Looking -- One soldier bends down to peer round a corner while his comrade leans forward to get a better view.
• WS220 -- The Winter Tiger1 -- The second of our new, early-production models of this iconic German tank. This second version has been given a thin coat of whitewash to help camouflage it... Already however the original "fieldgrau" is showing through. The vehicle comes with a new Tank Commander figure.

German Forces

 

BEING RETIRED THIS MONTH

A large batch this month with many more to follow... Please note we only Hyperlink the categories in case an individual piece has already sold out!

Life of Jesus

• LOJ005A "Standing Camel"
• LOJ005B "Grazing Camel"
• LOJ005C "Sitting Camel"

Life of Jesus

Remember the Alamo

• RTA011A "Standing Mexican (No Moustache)"
• RTA011B "Standing Mexican (with Moustache)"
• RTA013 "Wounded Mexican"
• RTA021 "Joseph Kerr, LA - Firing Pistols"
• RTA024 "John Forsyth, NY - w/Musket Bayonet"

Remember the Alamo

Afrika Korps

• AK041 "Marching AK Officer"
• AK042 "Marching AK Sergeant"
• AK043 "Marching AK Corporal"
• AK048 "Marching AK Rifleman"
• AK054 "AK Newsreel Crew"
• AK055 "New Machine Gun Crew"
• AK056 "Rifle Section"
• AK057 "Attack Group"

Afrika Korps

Waffen SS

• WS163 "Talking Tankers"
• WS164 "Kneeling HJ Officer"
• WS172 "Hitlerjugend, Casualty Evacuation"
• WS174 "Walking Wounded"
• WS175 "Summer Raupenschlepper"

Waffen SS

Operation Market Garden

• MG015 "Advance to Contact"
• MG018 "Manning the PIAT"
• MG019 "Anti-tank Gun Set"
• MG021 "Lying Firing Sten Gun"

Operation Market Garden

Fields of Battle

• FOB057 "Wehrmacht marching officer"
• FOB058 "Wehrmacht marching rifleman"
• FOB059 "Wehrmacht Bugler"

Fields of Battle

Retirements

In Stock Now!
Battle on the Monongahela 1755

There were reported to be over 500 pack horses with Braddock at the Monongahela. This first set will be one of 3 sets of standing horses, with two sets of walking horses to follow. Packs are separate from the horses, and are interchangeable.

• BAL-007A -- PACK HORSE #1 
• BAL-007B -- PACK HORSE #2 

Battle on the Monongahela 1755

Raid on St Francis

From mid 1758 until 1762, Rogers' servant was known to be a young black man named "Prince". He was to accompany Rogers on the St. Francis Raid.

In the eighteenth century, servants were often referred to as "belonging" to a particular master. In the military this meant that the servant was usually clothed in the master's cast-off clothing.

The main reference to Prince is in 1762 when Rogers' brother James placed an advertisement in the "Boston Weekly Post-Boy" November 22nd 1762. "Ran away from me the Subscriber at Londonderry, in the Province ofNew Hampshire, on the 18th September, a Man Servant named Prince about 40 years of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, speaks good English." It was reported that Prince had first run away from Major Rogers in 1760. Previously Rogers' servant had been with him for many years.

During the Battle of Snowshoes they became separated, and the servant found himself travelling with Captain Henry Pringle, and Lieutenant Boyle Roche. Pringle wrote that during the retreat , "one night the servant, straggled from us, where he sat down, fell asleep and died immediately, tho a very strong man."

• RR-006 -- "PRINCE" (Rogers' Servant)

Raid on St Francis

The Peninsular War 1807-1814

• CAZ-002 -- Portuguese 1st Cazadores, 1809 - Loading and Firing #2 

The Peninsular War 1807-1814

Battle of Chippawa, 5th July 1814

Ammunition wagons were used to carry the reserve ammunition for the guns and were normally to be found at the second line or in the Park of Artillery. The later 1814 "New Pattern Ammunition Wagon" is based on an engraving of a burning wagon at Waterloo. This model is based on designs found in the excellent book, "British Napoleonic Field Artillery" by C.E. Franklin. The wagon was designed to carry 180 rounds of ammunition for the British 6-pdr. It was normally allocated a team of six horses.

• BCHLIMB-004 -- BRITISH AMMUNITION WAGON, circa 1814 - Please note, use horses from sets BCHLIMB-02, and BCHLIMB-03 x 2.   This set is suitable for Waterloo and for later Peninsular War displays.

Battle of Chippawa, 5th July 1814

Battle of Leuthen 1757

• LEUT-005 -- Prussian Grenadier Casualities #2 

Battle of Leuthen 1757

Sudan War

• RML-003 -- Royal Marine Light Infantry Firing Set #2 

Sudan War

Knights Of The Skies

• GGC-008 -- German Mechanic and airfield accessories, #2 

Knights Of The Skies

Spanish Civil War

The BT tanks were a series of Soviet cavalry tanks produced in large numbers between 1932 and 1941. They were lightly armoured, but reasonably well-armed for their time, and had the best mobility of all contemporary tanks of the world. The BT tanks were known by the nickname Betka.

They first saw action in the Spanish Civil War. A battalion of BT-5s fought on the Republican side, and their 45 mm guns could easily knock out the opposing German and Italian light tanks. The BT tanks were "convertible tanks". This was a feature designed by J. Walter Christie to reduce wear of the unreliable tank tracks of the 1930s. In about thirty minutes the crew could remove the tracks and engage a chain drive to the rearmost road wheel on each side, allowing the tank to travel at very high speeds on roads. In wheeled mode the tank was steered by pivoting the front road wheels. However, Soviet tank forces soon found the convertible option of little practical use in a country with few paved roads, and it consumed space and added needless complexity and weight. The feature was dropped from later Soviet designs.

The direct successor of the BT tanks would be the famous T-34 medium tank, introduced in 1940.

• REP-002 -- BT-5, Fast Tank - PLEASE NOTE THE T-26 TANK RIDERS ARE NOT DESIGNED TO FIT THIS MODEL.  REP-01A The T-26 Tank Commander can be used with this model.

Spanish Civil War

 

New November Releases.
Rome

We had an opportunity to see these in Chicago and were very impressed with the quality if this release. These releases are expected late November!

• CS00591 -- Celtic Chariot A & B set 
• CS00592 -- Celtic Advancers 
• CS00593 -- Celtic/Roman Combat 
• CS00594 -- Romans Pilum Throwers 
• CS00595 -- Roman Advancing 

Roman Collection

Napoleonic - French 54th Line Infantry

• CS00662 -- French Line Infantry Command Set 
• CS00663 -- French Line Infantry Re-Loading 
• CS00664 -- French Line Infantry Advancing 
• CS00665 -- French Line Sapeur 
• CS00666 -- French Line Blowing Cornet 
• CS00667 -- French Line Infantry Prone 
• CS00668 -- French Line Infantry Attacking 
• CS00669 -- French Line Infantry Attacking 

French 54th Line Infantry

WWII - German

The new Tiger tanks are very limited editions of around 150, so we are are not expecting them to last very long. We saw these at Chicago and again were very impressed, this is a very good release.

• CS00670 -- Tiger North Afrika 
• CS00627 -- German Bulge Advancers 
• CS00628 -- German Bulge MG Team 
• CS00629 -- German Bulge Nebelwerfer
• CS00630 -- German Bulge Firing 
• CS00648 -- Whittman Winter Tiger 
• CS00650 -- Hanomag Winter
• CS00653 -- Hanomag Winter Jumpers One 
• CS00654 -- Hanomag Winter Jumpers Two 

WWII

 

New Releases Expected in October
Indians

We have more great releases from this series.

• FW-0205 -- Mother Feeding Baby 
• FW-0206 -- Tepee 
• FW-0207 -- Old Squaw 
• FW-0208 -- Village Accessories 
• FW-0209 -- Buffalo Hunt 
• FW-0212 -- Indian Dancer 
• FW-0216 -- Sun Dance 

Indians

 

New Releases Expected in November.
German

• ETG-080 -- The First Tiger 

F30 German Collection

Russian Collection

• EFR-015 -- Maxim Machine Gun 
• EFR-019 -- Winter T-34-85 

F30 Russian Collection

Vietnam.

Do not miss out on these superb Helicopters.

• VTN-016 -- UH-1 Huey Headhunters 
• VTN-017 -- UH-1 Huey Slick 
• VTN-018 -- We Need Fire Support! 
• VTN-019 -- M60 & M79 
• VTN-020 -- Troopers Firing 
• VTN-021 -- Advance 
• VTN-022 -- Marine Huey Helicopter 

Vietnam

 

Crusaders

During the siege of Acre in 1291 the Crusader Holy Orders launched several mounted charges out of the city at the Mamluk Army in fruitless spoiling attacks.  Hopelessly outnumbered, Grand Master Guillaume de Beaujeu lead 300 men out on horseback into ferocious melees in a vain attempt to destroy the Mamluk siege engines wrecking havoc on the walled city. Now with our mounted Crusaders, these desperate struggles can be faithfully recreated in lifelike miniature displays the world over! With the superb sculpting and painting that you've come to expect from First Legion, these figures will make a wonderful addition to any serious Crusades toy soldier collection.

• CRU049 Mounted Crusader Templar Knight Charging 
• CRU050 Mounted Crusader Outremer Knight Charging 
• CRU051 Mounted Crusader Lusignan Knight Charging 
• CRU052 Mounted Crusader French Knight Charging 
• CRU053 Mounted Kingdom of Jerusalem Knight Falling 

Crusaders

French 1st Light Infantry Regiment - Waterloo 1815

This is the first regiment First Legion have done specifically for the 1815 campaign in their short-waisted Bardin coats. In addition, it is of course the first time we've covered French Light Infantry with our previous infantry releases being line infantry or guard units. Light infantry had the same six company organization as the line except that Light infantry center companies were Chasseurs and the elite companies were Carabiniers (instead of Grenadiers) and Voltigeurs. Unlike line infantry, light infantry received extra training and could deploy in its entirety as skirmishers or remain in close order formation. This is no doubt why Jerome Bonaparte's division which contained an extremely high proportion of Light Infantry was deployed opposite the Hougoumont woods at the Battle of Waterloo where their training as skirmishers would serve them well.

• NAP0367 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Lieutenant 
• NAP0368 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Standard Bearer 
• NAP0369 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Drummer 
• NAP0370 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Sergeant Major 
• NAP0371 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Charging 
• NAP0372 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Charging 
• NAP0373 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Charging in Greatcoat 
• NAP0374 French 1st Light Infantry Overweight Chasseur Standing Shouting 
• NAP0375 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Sergeant Charging 
• NAP0376 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Standing Firing 
• NAP0377 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Falling Shot 
• NAP0378 French 1st Light Infantry Chasseur Laying Wounded 

French 1st Light Infantry Regiment - Waterloo 1815

Death of Marshal Lannes

Marshal Jean Lannes was one of Napoleon's greatest Marshals and a close friend of the Emperor. Lannes was wounded during the Battle of Aspern Essling in 1809 where his actions on the field were primarily responsible for averting a French disaster. His leg was amputated by Chief Surgeon of the Army Larrey, but he never recovered and died shortly after. Set NAP0389 depicts the moment as described by Baron de Marbot, Lannes' Aide Camp, when Napoleon came to see the Marshal shortly after his operation. This set was inspired by an 1894 lithograph which itself is based on the detailed Memoirs of Baron de Marbot who was present at the events depicted. The lithograph is shown below and we hope you agree that we have faithfully recreated one of the few moments in Napoleon's career where he displayed the human side of his character so often overshadowed by his ambition and megalomania. To complete the scene depicted, sets NAP0390 Baron de Marbot and NAP0391 Grenadier of the French 7th Line Infantry are also available.

• NAP0389 Napoleon, Marshal Lannes, Surgeon Larrey, and Accessories 
• NAP0390 Baron de Marbot 
• NAP0391 Grenadier of the 7th Line Infantry Standing at Present Arms 

Death of Marshal Lannes

German Forces - Stalingrad

• GERSTAL048 German Stowage Accessory Set 
• VEH008 SdKfz 7 8 Ton Prime Mover - 14th Panzer Division 

German Forces - Stalingrad 

Vietnam

• VN005 US 25th Infantry Division Standing Firing M-16 
• VN006 US 25th Infantry Division Standing with Ithaca 37 Shotgun 
• VN007 US 25th Infantry Division Radio Operator with M-16 
• VN008 US 25th Infantry Division Kneeling with M-79 "Bloooper" and M-72 LAW 
• VN009 US 25th Infantry Division Standing with M-60 

Vietnam

 

World War II Allied Tanks and Vehicles

• FOV80071 -- Heavy Tank KV-1 - Eastern Front, 1942 
• FOV81009 -- U.S. M3A1 Half-Track - Normandy, 1944 D-Day Commemorative Series 

World War II Allied Tanks and Vehicles

World War II German Tanks and Vehicles

• FOV80070 -- German 88 mm Flak Gun - Eastern Front, 1943 

World War II German Tanks and Vehicles

Modern Fighting Vehicles

• FOV84003 -- U.S. AH-64D Apache Longbow - Iraq, 2003 

Modern Fighting Vehicles

WWII Fighter Planes

• FOV85059 -- German Ju87B-2 (Stuka) - Eastern Front, 1943 
• FOV85067 -- Japanese Mitsubishi Type Zero - Pearl Harbor, 1941 

WWII Fighter Planes

 

Corgi - New Releases

New releases expected to start arriving in 2013!

• AA34605 -- De Havilland Mosquito FBVI NS850 'The Black Rufe', 418 City of Edmonton Sqn, RCAF, 1944 - Scale 1:32
• AA39205 -- Supermarine Spitfire Mk2 P7308, 71 'Eagle' Sqn, RAF North Weald 1941 - William R. Dunn (1st American Ace of WWII) - Scale 1:72
• AA39604 -- Hawker Hart J9941, 54 Sqn, RAF Museum, Hendon - Scale 1:72
• AA32619 -- Avro Lancaster BI (Special), W4964 9 Sqn RAF 'Johnny Walker' - Scale 1:72
• AA39503 -- Short Stirling Mk.III 218 Sqn RAF, Arthur Aaron VC, 1943 - Scale 1:72
• AA27101 -- Messerschmitt Bf109G6 Erich Hartmann, Kommandeur I/JG 53, Hungary, 1945 - Scale 1:72
• AA38805 -- Dornier Do17Z-1 'Horst Wessel', Zg26, Libya, Western Desert, 1941- 42 - Scale 1:72
• AA35312 -- North American B-25B Mitchell 40-2261, 'The Ruptured Duck', Doolittle Raid, 1942 - Scale 1:72
• AA27002 -- Westland Puma HC1 XW214, 33 Squadron RAF, March 1973 - Scale 1:72
• AA39404 -- Vickers Valiant B(PR)Mk.1 WZ399. 543 Sqn. RAF Wyton, Cambridgeshire, January 1957 - Scale 1:72
• AA39802 -- Panavia Tornado F3 ZG757, 43 (F) Sqn, RAF Leuchars, Scotland, 2006 - Scale 1:72
• AA38905 -- Fokker DVII Oblt Erich Lowenhardt, Puisieux-Ferme, August, 1918 -  - Scale 1:48

 

Very best regards from Mike & Myszka Hall and the Sierra Toy Soldier team - Andrew, Ann, Barbara, Evan, Gary, Michael (the Kilted Vampire), Matt, and Stephanie.