World War II

KACAF048 - Pointing Grease Monkey

This kneeling mechanic has obviously found something that needs repair and is indicating where it is to one of his buddies.

KACAF050 - Welcome Back!

On the left is Captain Clark Gable, who served in the Eight Air Force and actually flew a number of combat missions over enemy territory during the war. In this set, he's obviously on ground duties and meeting a B-17 Pilot who has just landed his...

KACAK133 - AK Radio Operator w/Rifle

Cradling his K98 rifle, this soldier also carries the M33 (Feldfunksprecher B) field radio on his back complete with headset earphones.

KACAK134 - ‘Food & Drink’ (2 x figure set)

As one soldier pours himself a drink, the other eats out of his mess tin.

KACAK135 - MG34 Machine Gunner

A standing machine gunner with the MG34 resting on his shoulder and carrying a box of belted ammunition. Perhaps he is on his way to a practice session at the range…

KACAK136 - ‘At Ease’ (2 x figure set)

Two relaxed-looking AK soldiers just talking. Obviously there are no enemy troops in the vicinity and they can take it easy… at least for a little while.

KACAK137 - Guard Duty

This single AK soldier is enjoying a ‘smoke’ as he looks around him.

KACAK143 - AK Rifleman

Standing in support of AK142 is this K98 rifleman.

KACAK144 - AK Kamel Patrol Soldaten #1

This trooper looks relaxed and confident as he sits atop the standing camel surveying the desert scene around him.

KACAK145 - AK Kamel Patrol Soldaten #2

This second soldier is a little more wary of his camel or maybe it's some of the local Arabs watching him with suspicion. Anyway, he's taking no chances and has unslung his K98 rifle just in case...

KACAK146 - AK Kamel Patrol Soldaten #3

This third Afrika Korps soldier is also on the alert as he holds his rifle in one hand while keeping a firm grip on his camel's reins.Observing this trio of novice camel riders are a pair of native inhabitants who have more than a passing interest in the...

KACAK148 - The Camel Herder

This standing figure is in charge of the welfare and feeding of the camels and has also instructed these German soldiers in some very basic rudimentary camel-riding skills.As the Kamel Patrol pass by he watches them with a trained eye.

KACAK149 - The Camel Owner

Also watching the patrol is the owner of the three animals the Germans are riding. In the past, before the war, he would only hire his camels out to rich foreign tourists who would pay well for the novel if uncomfortable experience of riding a...

KACAK151 - General Erwin Rommel (Desert Uniform)

A brand-new sculpt of probably K&C’s most popular German General… Generalfeldmarschall Erwin Rommel, better known as ‘The Desert Fox’. Already a highly-decorated veteran of WW1, Rommel stayed in the military throughout the Weimar Republic years and...

KACAK157 - The AK Tankriders Set

This 4-man set includes three kneeling and sitting Afrika Korps troopers with Kar. 98 rifles and one standing with a 'Schmeisser' MP40 machine pistol.All four of these figures come with no bases in order that they can be placed in different positions on...

KACAK159 - Two AK Officers

These two dismounted Afrika Korps tank officers discuss their present situation.

KACAK161 - Rommel's Staff Car Afrika

General Erwin Rommel, commander of the Deutsche Afrika Korps from 1941-1943 stands up in the rear compartment of his Mercedes-Benz 320 'Cabriolet' staff car and points out a local landmark to one of his staff officers sitting next to his personal driver...

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...

KACDD236 -Tank Back-Pack Set

Three different sets of extra supplies. Perfect for both Allied and Axis fighting vehicles.

KACDD381(SE) - M4 Sherman (#17)

This all-metal M4 includes all the unique features that made our last two 'Tigers' so popular and collectible...This model belongs to the U.S. Army's 6th Armored Division which landed in Normandy at Utah Beach on 18 July 1944 and immediately went into...

KACDD382(SE) - M4 Sherman ('TONTO')

This particular M4 was one of several Shermans utilized by Capt. Bill Dwight, the assistant S3 and liaison officer of the 37th Tank Battalion of the 4th Armoured Division.Like almost all of the tanks in this battalion it had a painted image on both sides...

KACDD383 - Standing Tank Sergeant w/Binos

Wearing the winter 'Tanker's Jacket' with the knit collar, cuffs and waistband on top of his 2nd pattern combat trousers this tank sergeant holds a pair of military issue binoculars. Next to his right leg is a U.S. Army 'jerrican'.

KACDD384 - Walking Corporal w/M3 Submachine Gun and Jerrican

This junior 'noncom' is carrying his M3 'Grease Gun'. This cheaply-made submachine gun was manufactured out of stamped and welded steel parts and looked remarkably like a mechanic's grease gun, hence the nickname.It fired only in automatic mode and came...

KACDD385 - Standing Tank Sergeant w/Tommy Gun

One more sergeant, but this time cradling his M1A1 Thompson Submachine Gun a simplified version of the classic Thompson SMG adopted in 1942 and a favourite of armoured vehicle crews.Next to his left foot is a pressed steel ammunition box for a 250 round...

KACDD386 - Kneeling Tech 5 Corporal w/Map

A great little figure, dressed like the other guys, and armed with the M-1911 Colt. 45 Automatic Pistol in the leather holster. This guy can kneel on different parts of the Sherman including the turret or down on the ground.

KACDD387 - Smoke Break

Back in WW2 almost everyone smoked cigarettes and they were cheap, plentiful and supplied free of tax for the armed forces.This smoking 'tanker' is probably enjoying his favourite brand of 'smokes', Lucky Strike, in the distinctive red and white pack...

KACDD388 - 'Tanker Replacement' Corporal

This Tech 5 Corporal has just arrived from the Replacement Depot carrying a bedroll and wearing matching olive drab shirt and trousers and a brand-new shoulder holster rig and pistol which was originally supplied only to Airforce pilots but somehow got...

KACDD389 - Happy Liberation!

Another lucky 'tanker' gets a very warm and passionate welcome from a newly-liberated pretty French maiden happy to see the last of the Germans... and the first of the Americans!

KACDD390 - The Tanker & The Kid

During WW2 every kid in Europe loved the GIs...The 'Yanks' were fun, friendly and very generous with their chocolate, candy and... chewing gum. All of which had been scarce at best or simply unavailable at worst during the years of occupation.For...

KACDD392 - U.S. Armored Division Tank Riders

During World War Two the composition of a typical U.S. Army Armoured Division was, of course, centred around its chief component - its three tank battalions.In support of the tanks were another three battalions of armoured infantry who could be moved...

KACDD393 - US Navy LCM (3) Landing Craft Mechanised #48

These particular LCM (3)s are the largest 1:30 scale Landing Craft models ever produced by King & Country. Each waterline ship model measures 20" (51cm) in length and can easily accommodate either one of K&C's own M4 Sheman tanks or a full load...

KACDD394 - US Navy LCM (3) Landing Craft Mechanised #76

All of the details of this model are exactly the same as the previous LCM (3) DD393. The only difference is the hull number #76.  Comes with a complimentary KnC D.Day Sherman Tank KNC001.

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...