Toy Soldiers

KACMG084 - This bloody radio is useless

One of the many failures of the Battle of Arnhem was the poor radio communications between different British units operating in the Arnhem area. This was partly caused by the wide dispersion of different units as well as the wooded environment of the...

KACMG085 - Patrolling Para Bren Gunner

Cradling his .303 Bren, Light Machine Gun this Para moves cautiously forward ready to take action, if his unit comes under direct enemy fire.This Para also uses his large square fabric net to cover his backpack and other vital items.

KACMG086 - He Ain't Heavy... He's My Mate

Soldiers of all stripes and persuasions always attempt to carry a wounded soldier back to safety and out of 'Harm's Way'.This British Airborne soldier is no exception.

KACMG088 - Lying Prone Bren Gun Team

Another great (and useful) addition to our British Airborne forces. 'Covering Fire' is an essential ingredient for every successful attack... or defence.Once more, a skilled Bren Gunner in the most comfortable firing position, lets loose 4-5 round bursts...

KACMG090 - Para Lying Prone Firing Rifle

One more Para engaging the enemy.

KACMG091 - Kneeling Para Sniper

Taking careful aim with his No. 4 Mark 1 (T) rifle designed for snipers using the No. 32 Mark 1 telescopic sight.

KACMG092 - Para Firing Sten Gun

Strangely enough, over the years, we have never produced a standing Para firing the MarkⅤ Sten Gun until now...This particular variant of the Sten was the 'Paratrooper Version' complete with pistol and front grips plus a bayonet lug.More than 350,000...

KACMG093 - Kneeling Para w/Sten

This kneeling Para cautiously looks to his side with his Mark V Sten at the ready.

KACMG094 - Lying Prone Para w/PIAT

The PIAT (Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank) was a relatively short range anti tank launcher that was 'man-portable' but still pretty heavy and fired a large round that could penetrate the armour of most German tanks then in service.The practical range of...

KACMK142 - The English Tent

A simple red on white crusader cross and the colours signify the presence of an English Knight.

KACMK219 - The Emperor Barbarossa

Friedrich Barbarossa (1122-1190) was the Holy Roman Emperor from 1155 until his death during the Third Crusade in 1190. Elected 'King of Germany' at Frankfurt in 1152 he went on to be crowned 'King of Italy' in 1155 and finally 'Emperor' by the Pope in...

KACNA257 - Major General Pakenham

This mounted senior officer is wearing the traditional cocked hat and simple "undress" uniform. He commanded the British 3rd. Division at the Battle of Salamanca in 1812 during the Peninsula War.

KACNA449 - Taking Notes ... Issuing Orders

Nearby the above set NA448, is one of Napoleon's Staff Colonels writing down the Emperor's orders as well as issuing his instructions ready to be delivered by one of his Aide de Camps to his various Field Commanders.

KACNE042 - General Junot

This senior officer takes careful aim with his pistol at an approaching enemy horseman.

KACNE043 - Mameluke Duellist

An unfortunate Mameluke mounted officer is quickly disposed of by his French opponent.

KACPNM037 - Royalist Gunners Set A

KACPNM038 - Royalist Gunners Set B

KACRAF085 - Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I/II

For many this is simply the best and most beautiful fighter aircraft of WW2. The Spitfire flew from the very first days of WW2 and right up to the very last!More Spitfires were built than any other British combat aircraft before, during or since WW2.....

KACRNB036 - Gallic War Chief

This local Chieftain urges his men forward... "You have nothing to fear except death itself!" Brave fighting words indeed.

KACROM045 - Emperor Vespasian

Vespasian ruled from 69 to 79 AD partly thanks to his successful military career during the invasion of Britain in 43 AD and the subjugation of the Jewish Rebellion in Judea in 66 AD.Perhaps his greatest building achievement, still known today, was the...

KACROM046 - The Emperor Hadrian

Hadrian was emperor from 117-138 AD. Born into a Romano / Italo / Hispanic family he energetically pursued his own imperial ideals and personal interests by visiting almost every province in the Empire including Britannia which had recently suffered a...

KACRTA092 - The New Alamo Facade

This is the 4th or maybe 5th version K&C has made of this legendary facade. It's a great backdrop for any "Alamo" collection and every "Alamo" collector. Biggest Measuring by 15 1/2" (L) x 1"(D) x 9"(H)

KACSP048 - Military Bell Tent

Bell tents made their first military appearance during the campaigns in the Americas at the time of the Revolution. Since then they have proved invaluable during the Napoleonic Wars... The Crimea...The American Civil War... a host of Colonial Wars and...

KACSP074 - "Square Statue Plinth (Greystone)"

The perfect location for one of our K&C bronze-coloured "statue" figures. Can also be used in a wide variety of historical periods and settings. As SP078 but in "greystone" finish. Dimensions: 5.7(L) x 5.7(W) x 5.4(H)cm

KACSP075 - "Large Equestrian Statue Plinth (Greystone)"

A multi useful traditional European "greystone" plinth perfect for our bronzed mounted statues. Two sides are undamaged... the other two show extensive "battle-scarring". Dimensions:11.5(L) x 5.3(W) x 10.6(H)cm

KACSP078 - "Square Statue Plinth (Sandstone)"

As SP074 but in "sandstone" finish. Dimensions: 5.7(L) x 5.7(W) x 5.4(H)cm

KACSP079 - "Large Equestrian Statue Plinth (Sandstone)"

As SP075 but in "sandstone"finish... also with two sides"battle-scarred". Dimensions:11.5(L) x 5.3(W) x 10.6(H)cm

KACSP114 - European Walls & Gates

It's amazing what a difference a modest little section of wall and a simple metal gate can make to a display.

KACSP119 - European Wall Additions

Two more stretches of traditional stone walls to add on to SP114 and make your display or scene even bigger and better!

KACSP121 - The American Base Flag Set

The 'Stars 'n' Stripes'.

KACSW001 - Western Army 'Ashigaru' Archer Reaching for An Arrow

This Ashigaru Archer wears the typical body armour of a Japanese foot soldier of this feudal period. Relatively inexpensive to produce it consisted of a simple 'cuirass' of lacquered metal to cover the chest and back areas. Cloth sleeves were padded with...

KACSW002 - 'Ashigaru Archer Making Ready' (Western Army)

This standing ready archer is carrying a small, rectangular flag on his back called a 'Sashimono'. Primarily used during the 'Sengoku Period' (15th-17th Centuries), they served as crucial military identification on chaotic battlefields.These small flags...

KACSW003 - Kneeling Ashigaru Archer

Outfitted and equipped in the same manner as SW001 this particular Archer is in addition wearing the 'Jingasa', the conical or bowl-shaped "war hat" designed for combat and mass production.These "war hats" were typically made of lacquered iron, leather...

KACSW004 - Ashigaru Archer About To Launch An Arrow

Aiming upwards this Archer is about to let fly...

KACSW005 - 'Ashigaru Archer Taking Aim' (Western Army)

This other archer is picking out a likely target for his arrow.  Like the previous figure this Ashigaru also carries the 'Sashimono' small banner held stiffly by a pole inserted into a lacquered wooden holder on the back of his armour called an 'Ukezusu'.

KACSW006 - Sitting Ashigaru Arquebusier

By the year 1600 many Ashigaru were heavily equipped with 'Tanegashima', Japanese-made matchlock arquebuses introduced into Japan by Portuguese traders in 1543. These weapons revolutionized warfare allowing lower-class Ashigaru to train and destroy...

KACSW007 - 'Ashigaru Arquebusier Kneeling Firing' (Western Army)

Another useful addition to the ranks of the matchlock-firing Arquebusiers.

KACSW008 - Kneeling Priming Ashigaru Arquebusier

This figure is priming his match lock mechanism with a little gunpowder in preparation to fire.Also note the standing metal 'ramrod' close at hand with all three of these first Ashigaru Arquebusiers.

KACSW009 - Ashigaru Arquebusier w/Sashimonu Banner

In general, fewer Ashigaru Arquebusiers carried the small 'Sashimono' banners as it was believed they might hamper the loading and firing of the cumbersome matchlock weapons. However, their commanders would assert the necessity that at least some...

KACSW010 - Standing Firing Arquebusier

One of our leading Arquebusiers, complete with his 'Sashimono' banner, aiming at the enemy and about to open fire.