Toy Soldiers

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'.

KACTF003 - C’mon Pablo Keep Moving!

A young British para urges an enemy captive to move a little bit faster along the way.

KACTF004 - Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina

During the Falklands War this famous song from the popular musical 'Evita' was often played by British regimental bands with a strong flavor of sarcasm! The British troops themselves changed the original lyrics to... "You don't frighten me ArgentinaThe...

KACTF005 - Just Making Sure...

Number three Para conducts a thorough search of this prisoner before allowing him to rejoin his other captured comrades.

KACTF006 - Falklands War Scorpion

The FV101 'Scorpion' is a British armoured reconnaissance vehicle, sometimes referred to as a 'light tank'.It was designed to meet the British Army's requirement for a light Combat Vehicle that could be air-portable and operate in both extremes of hot...

KACTF015 - Fix Bayonets!

During this conflict, the humble but very sharp bayonet came once more to the front when British troops on several occasions 'fixed bayonets' and charged the enemy most notably when 3 PARA attacked Argentine positions during the Battle of Mount Longdon...

KACTF016 - Butting Heads

After running out of ammunition this British 'Para' violently thrusts the butt of his L1A1 SLR (Self-Loading Rifle) into the face of his Argentine opponent.

KACTF017 - Time For Some Scran & A Wet

Royal Marines 'Slang' is made up of particular words and phrases that 'Bootnecks' (Royal Marines) have used throughout the Corps' 350 year history and are still in common usage today.Here, two of our K&C 'Booties' (Marines) are taking a brief break...

KACTF018 - What Are You Lookin' At?

Here we have a uniquely Falklands War image... a lone British 'Tommy'... he might be a 'bootneck' or a 'para' having a halt to take a closer look at one of the islands original inhabitants – a humble but still proud Penguin.The Falkland Islands represent...

KACTF019 - Kneeling Para w/Sterling S.M.G.

This 'Para' takes the knee to deliver a short burst of 9mm rounds from his Sterling Submachine Gun.This automatic weapon began to replace the WW2 era 'STEN' gun in 1953 and remained standard issue to British forces until 1994. Much more reliable than its...

KACTF021 - The Original Falkland Islanders

Putting aside, for a moment, the different territorial claims to the Falkland Islands by both the British and Argentine Governments it should be said that those with the longest and most original claim to this group of windswept islands in the cold, cold...

KACTRW137 - Mounted Trooper A

This moustachioed trooper sits confidently on his chestnut mare... Once more this figure has the 'moveable head' which allows him to scan the horizon from left to right and still keep an eye open for those dangerous Apaches!

KACTRW140 - Mounted Trooper B

The second of our mounted Cavalry troopers, sits with his gloved hands folded over each other... Like 'Trooper A' he has the moveable head feature.

KACTRW194 - The Magnificent Seven

Seven individual gunfighters featuring seven iconic actors of the 1960s in all-action poses.

KACUSMC058 - Wet Weather Patrol

Four Marines, including an officer carrying his M1 Carbine… another Marine with his Browning Automatic Rifle and two more 'Leathernecks' with their Garands trudging through the rain to complete their mission.This little set comes in its own box with a...

KACUSMC061 - Standing Marine

This Marine has ‘shouldered’ his ‘M1 Garand’ and stands at attention awaiting the order to ‘move out’.

KACUSMC062 - Marching Marines

This trio of ‘Leathernecks’ are in various marching poses as they set off on a long, long march.

KACUSMC064 - Standing Ready Marine

This Marine looks as if he is ready to present his rifle for inspection to one of the company NCOs.

KACUSMC068 - Walking Marine Officer

All U.S. Military officers were issued with the standard sidearm, the Colt M1911 semi-automatic Pistol. In addition many WW2 infantry officers also carried the M1 Carbine, a lightweight, semi-automatic carbine that saw extensive use in the Korean and...

KACUSMC069 - Walking Marine Sergeant

This NCO (Non Commissioned Officer) like his officer also carries the Colt M1911 Side Arm in addition to a M192 ‘Thompson’ Submachine Gun.

KACUSMC070 - U.S. Marine w/ B.A.R. (Browning Automatic Rifle)

An advancing 'Leatherneck' with the classic M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle better known as the BAR.Although this weapon did not actually see action until late 1918 it did not become standard issue until 1938 when it was issued to squads as a portable...

KACUSN014 - Lieutenant Commander J.T. Blackburn, WW2 U.S. Navy

Tom Blackburn was the U.S. Navy's top-scoring Corsair "ace" with 11 "kills" to his credit. A born leader, he came from a family of Naval officers. His most famous command was VF-17 "The Jolly Rogers". He led the squadron from January 1943 until May 1944...

KACUSN015 - Lieutenant D.C. Freeman, WW2 U.S. Navy

Lieut "Chico" Freeman flew Corsairs first with VF-17 and then transferred over to VF84 on the USS Bunker Hill. While there he upped his final score to 9 "Kills".

KACUSN016 - Lieutenant jg. John Gilder, WW2 U.S. Navy

While flying with VF-84 Lieut Gilder racked up 7 "Kills" in just over 6months. Sadly, he was killed in the "Kamikaze" attack on the Bunker Hill in May 1945.

KACUSN017 - US Navy Flight Deck Officer, WW2 U.S. Navy

A Flight Deck Officer assists the aircraft handing officer in supervision of all flight deck operations ... He plans 'plane spotting' on the deck of the carrier and also trains and controls crash crews and fire crews during plane recovery and general...

KACUSN018 - US Navy Armourer, WW2 U.S. Navy

An enlisted sailor who works with all the ordnance necessary for flight operations ... bombs, rockets, depth charges, flares, and ammunition. Easily recognized by his bright red cloth helmet.

KACUSN019 - US Navy Fireman, WW2 U.S. Navy

Just one of the carrier's "Fire Crew" and in this case, equipped with a portable fire extinguisher. In addition to the red helmet he wears the red jersey.

KACUSN020 - US Navy Medic, WW2 U.S. Navy

Although usually present in the ship's medical bay these sailors would also be on duty on the flight deck to assist in the care of any returning wounded flight crew from operations.

KACUSN025 - Bluejacket Marching w/Rifle

The M1903 Springfield Rifle was an American five-round, magazine-fed, bolt-action rifle used primarily in the first half of the 20th Century.All of these 'bluejackets' are wearing web belt order complete with 10 x ammunition pouches, a water canteen and...

KACUSN026 - Bluejacket Standing Firing Rifle

KACUSN027 - Bluejacket Kneeling Firing Rifle

KACUSN028 - Bluejacket Port Arms

KACVN055 - "Hearts & Minds" #1

Even in the midst of battle a Marine kneels down to bandage the leg of a young Vietnamese girl after she has been injured by a piece of shrapnel. 

KACVN056 - Winning Hearts & Minds

'Collateral damage' is one of the scourges of modern war. Innocent civilians are all-too-often caught in the middle between opposing sides trying to kill each other.Here, one of our Marines is carrying a young girl wounded in the crossfire to safety and...