Toy Soldiers

KACAR073 - Guardsman Corporal

KACAR074 - Guardsman Presenting Arms

KACAR075 - Guardsman Marching

KACBBA088 - Winter Rifle Section

This 3-man section is carrying probably the finest infantry rifle of WW2... The M1 'Garand', the .30-06 calibre, semi automatic weapon that was the standard US Army service rifle of WW2.This weapon was so good that it also saw service in Korea (1950-53)...

KACBBA090 - Winter Bazooka Team

The 'Bazooka' is the common name for a man-portable, recoilless anti tank rocket launcher weapon. Developed and widely used by the US Army in WW2, the 'Bazooka' was among the first generation of rocket-propelled anti tank projectiles used in infantry...

KACBBA111 - The General and his Dog

KACBBA112 -Saluting GI

Standing at attention and saluting the General this GI knows that when General Patton says,"Jump!" You only need to reply... "How high?"

KACBBA113 - Time For A Smoke

During WW2 most soldiers in most armies, Allied and Axis, smoked cigarettes. Among these armies the American forces received the most generous allocations of 'smokes' and they were provided free with most ration packs.For many GIs cigarettes provided...

KACBBA114 - Carrying The Wounded

A wounded GI is carried to safety by his buddy, rifle in hand.Special Note: This particular 2-man set of GIs has both soldiers wearing the M-1943 Field Jacket, this new combat uniform jacket replaced the shorter M-1941 field jacket. The M-1943 was used...

KACBBA115 - A Pair of GIs

Another two GIs wearing their M-1943 Field Jackets with M1 Garand rifles in hand. These particular soldiers might be on guard duty or perhaps just waiting for new 'orders' to be issued.

KACBBA116 - Guard Duty

One more GI well-wrapped up in his warm woolen greatcoat and guarding a trench, a vehicle or just a stretch of road... Take your pick.

KACBBA117 - A Walking Bazooka Guy

The 'Bazooka' was a WW2 designed portable, shoulder-fired rocket launcher mostly used to knock-out enemy tanks, other military vehicles or even enemy strong points. Many thousands were deployed by the U.S. Army during the war.Our K&C 'winter' GI...

KACBBA118 - Taking a Break

This 'winter' soldier is standing at-ease with his M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle by his side.The B.A.R. was one of a family of American automatic rifles that entered service late in 1918 and continued throughout WW2, the Korean conflict and even as late...

KACBBG120 - Winter Battlefield Conference

Here we see Model, in the greatcoat, together with a senior Panzer commander and one of his infantry officers as they discuss their attack plan during the early stages of the 'Battle of the Bulge'.These three officers make a welcome addition the other...

KACBBG129 - The Scout

Moving stealthily ahead of his comrades this soldier moves through the winter snow seeking out the enemy frontline.

KACBBG130 - Winter Tank Crew

Two dismounted SS Panzer crewmen enjoy a smoke and share a hot cup of captured American coffee…?

KACBHD001 - Ranger Radio Team

This 2-man team shows a kneeling Ranger on his personal radio as another standing Ranger covers him.

KACBHD007 - Ranger Advance To Contact

Another 2-man fighting team of Rangers tactically moving forward, one covering the other as they engage the enemy.

KACBHD008 - No Man Left Behind

A dramatic rendition of the 'Ranger Creed' to let no fellow Ranger fall into enemy hands. This particular Ranger hoists a badly wounded buddy onto his shoulders in a 'fireman's carry' as he moves to safety still clutching his M16A2.

KACBHD010 - Rangers M249 SAW Team

Both Rangers adopt the 'prone firing position' as they lay down fire on the enemy using their M249 SAW Squad Automatic Weapon.

KACBHD012 - Ranger Covering The Rear

As the fierce fighting continues this particular Ranger is covering another side of the battle to make sure the squad are not surprised from the rear.

KACBHD013 - M1025 'HUMVEE' (with Gunner cocking the .50 cal machine gun)

This fighting vehicle is painted in standard U.S. / NATO three-colour camouflage of that period. Each vehicle comes with two complete figures - driver and gunner.In this vehicle the gunner is using his right hand to cock the heavy .50 Cal. while keeping...

KACBHD014 - M1025 'HUMVEE' (with Gunner firing the .50 Cal. machine gun)

This second HUMVEE has a crouching gunner in the open roof hatch taking careful aim with this iconic heavy machine gun. A driver figure is also included.

KACBHD018 - "Stay Down!" or "No Man Left Behind"

The battle of Mogadishu, better known as 'BLACK HAWK DOWN' lasted just 14 hours but, by the end of it, 18 Americans were dead with 84 more wounded.On the opposite side, the estimates for the Somali casualties was somewhere between 300-500 killed with...

KACBHD021 - Mogadishu Militiaman Shouting HALT!

Here, this sunglass-wearing militiaman extends one hand to say "Halt!" while his other holds the ubiquitous AK-47.His colourful outfit includes a green and white checkered 'Keffiyeh' the arab-style headdress scarf popularized by Islamic terrorists the...

KACBHD022 - Mog. Militiaman Standing Firing AK-47

Another of Aideed's warriors opening up with his AK-47. His casual and haphazard appearance belies the fact that these individuals are still deadly and very dangerous!

KACBHD023 - Mog. Militiaman Looking For Trouble

As the old song says... "If you're looking for trouble... You've come to the right place."A nasty piece of work to meet anywhere, especially in Somalia!

KACBHD024 - Mog. Militiaman Celebrating

Holding his AK-47 aloft this character seems to think he has something to celebrate.

KACBHD025 - Mog. Militiaman Lying firing his RPK Light Machine Gun

This weapon was introduced in the early 1960s and could be fitted with either a 75-round drum magazine (as shown in the K&C figure) or a longer curved 45-round magazine with a forward bipod and used as a light squad automatic weapon.Rugged and...

KACBHD026 - Mog. Militiaman Kneeling Firing His AK-47

Adopting the kneeling firing position and aiming at the enemy with his AK-47.

KACBHD027 - Mog. Militiaman Advancing w/a FN/FAL Rifle

This is proof that not all of the Militia's weaponry came from the old Eastern Bloc. How this original Belgian-made assault rifle came to be in Mogadishu is anyone's guess.

KACBHD028 - Mog. Militiaman Captured!

With both hands securely tied behind his back this character is one of Aideed's men captured by the Rangers during the raid.

KACCD012 - Winchester Cowboy

This cowboy is holding his treasured ‘Winchester Model 1873 Lever-Action Rifle’. This is the weapon that became known as ‘The Gun that won the West’ and it came with two timeless features: reliability and firepower. In an era when many other rifles and...

KACCD022 - The Town Sheriff

As the wild and lawless ‘cowtowns’ of Kansas sprang up all along the main routes of the great cattle drives during the 1870s and 1880s law and order became an urgent necessity. Helping to keep the peace as well as enforcing the law was often a lonely and...

KACCD024 - The Gunfighter

Gunfighters, sometimes called ‘Gunslingers’ were men who in the American West of the late 19th and early 20th countries gained a reputation for being dangerous and deadly with a gun. They participated in all kinds of gunfights and shoot-outs and often...

KACCE051 - His Royal Highness, Prince Charles

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, is the Queen's eldest son and the heir to the throne who one day will become King upon his mother's death. He is also 'Honorary Colonel of The Welsh Guards' and wears that regiment's dress uniform.

KACCW112 - Confederate Cavalry Trooper Aiming Carbine

This particular trooper is resting his carbine on his left arm to 'steady his aim'.

KACDD175 - "Liberation!"

One of the more pleasant aspects of the Allied drive through France was the rapturous welcome "Tommies" and "Yanks" received when they liberated French towns and villages. Here this "Tom" is delighted to get an enthusiastic hug and a kiss from a pretty...

KACDD189 - Valentine MK III

This third and final version of the K&C "Valentine" tank is in the markings of the British 11th. Armored Division. Formed in 1941, the division was kept in the U.K. for home defense but eventually landed on Juno Beach on D.DAY + 7. Thereafter it took...

KACDD190 - Shooting Officer

Binos in one hand, .455 Webley Service revolver in the other this officer leads his men into the attack.