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| | King & Country Metal Figures
1/30 scale, factory painted metal figures and accessories. Some larger items
such as buildings and vehicles are made in "polystone", a cold cast resin
compound.
Historic Oriental
- The Streets of Old Hong Kong (Matt Finish)
This is, without doubt, King & Country's most popular series. This unique range of Chinese figures and buildings has captured the imagination of collectors all over the world.
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HK46M | Traditional Chinese Bench (Matt)
- A simple wooden bench suitable for seated figures. Seated figures include Old Man with Long Pipe (HK111M), Sitting Mother and Daughter (HK112M), Sitting Businessman (HK122M) and Sitting "Tai Tai" (HK123M). | | 5.00 | | Add to Basket |
HK128M | Parrot (Matt) - A cute little add-on for
the new "Chinese Bird Shop" (HK124) – a colourful parrot on its stand – no self respecting bird shop should be without its parrot. It also goes well with Man with Bird Cage (HK119M) and Chinese Bird Shop Set (HK120M). | Discontinued | 5.50 | Return to the top of this page
British Napoleonic
This superb Napoleonic series features British and French infantry, cavalry and personality figures of the period 1808-1815.
"The Peninsular Campaign (1808-1813) was a long, gruelling struggle for all the combatants. Britain and France and their allies fought a series of great battles that saw the devastation of war rage across Spain and Portugal. Both sides experienced victory and defeat before the British eventually triumphed in 1813."
Wellington's often quoted description of the British Army as the "Scum of the Earth" was both damning and exaggeration in almost equal parts.
True the army's ranks were filled with the scrapings of the Magistrates' courts - debtors... vagabonds... petty criminals. But they were also filled with honest tradesmen... runaway apprentices... unemployed weavers and disaffected farm labourers. All of them ready to "take the King's shilling."
Out of these unlikely and disparate elements Wellington forged a professional army that fought and defeated Napoleons' finest - from Salamanca to Waterloo.
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NA51 | 42nd Highlander, (Black Watch) Sergeant Attacking with Pike - Wielding an eight-foot pike was never easy but it’s perfect for unseating an enemy horseman. | | 20.50 | Return to the top of this page Historic US
From the Revolution to the Civil War... Remember the Alamo
In January 1836 William Travis was given command of the regulars and James Bowie the volunteers based at San Antonio de Bexar. Gen Santa Anna and 7000 Mexican troops arrived back in San Antonio on the 23rd February 1836. About 200 Texans took refuge in the fortified grounds of the Alamo. Bowie was taken ill with typhoid so Travis took over the control of the fortress. Samual Houston signed the declaration of Texas independence on the 2nd March 1836 General Santa Anna now became determined to take the Alamo. He ordered the shelling of the fortress but the Texans refused to surrender. On the 6th March the Mexicans stormed the fortress. During the battle 189 Texans were killed including Bowie, Travis and Davy Crockett. Approximately 1500 Mexicans died during the fighting.
| | Model Number | Description | | Price (GBP) | | Add to Basket | RTA07 | Mexican Pioneer - Wielding a large axe and wearing the traditional 'sapper's' apron prepares to hack his way into the Alamo. | | 20.50 | Return to the top of this page 1776 American War of Independence British
King & Country have produced a range of connoisseur painted redcoats and colonials that accurately recreate in miniature the bloody battles that led to the birth of a new nation. Bunker Hill... Lexington... Saratoga... Yorktown. So follow the drum, unfurl the flag and begin your Revolution today.
The officers and men of the 23rd Royal Welch Fusiliers and 10th Royal Lincolnshire Regt. fought for King George III to quell the American rebel armies. For many native Americans, the war that erupted between the whitemen in 1776 was a welcome respite. Their own battles with the European settlers had seen a constant erosion of their tribal lands, hunting grounds and way of life. Some tribes, however, forged alliances with the Forces of the Crown, in the forlorn hope of improving their situation.
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BR19 | 10th Lincolnshire Regt: Fifer | Discontinued | 24.50 | Return to the top of this page
Buildings and Accessories Recreating the History around You in Miniature Historical events create historical places and people. King & Country figures and vehicles would not be complete without that historical place, a building, a snow covered forest track, a tree... so we have made sure to offer you a great collection of Buildings and Scenic Accessories that will bring your figures alive and help you recreate that very ‘moment in history... but in miniature.
| | Model Number | Description | Comments | Price (GBP) | | Add to Basket | SP19 | Accessory Pack 1 - The Table and Chair Set - Sturdy farmyard table and three rustic chairs. | Discontinued | 11.50 | | Add to Basket | SP20 | Accessory Pack 2 - The Barrel and Ladder Set - wooden wine kegs, wheel barrow, basket of apples, knife sharpening wheel, bucket and two ladders. | Discontinued | 11.50 | | Add to Basket | SP26 | Mortar Pit - A three sided earth and log defence work ideal for a mortar or a small command / radio group. | | 22.50 | | Add to Basket | SP28 | Oasis Well - Water is the most precious commodity in the dry arid heat of the Middle Eastern desert lands and here's one solution...our K&C "Desert Oasis Well". A simple stone structure, unchanged for centuries, provides liquid refreshment for weary travellers and rampaging armies. | Discontinued | 32.00 | Other figures that may be of interest
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