World War II

KACKT006 - The Kokoda Bren Gunner

While the Vickers Guns were supplied at Company and Battalion level all infantry platoons would have a Bren Gun for each one of its three rifle sections.The Bren was a Light Machine Gun that fired the same .303 round as its heavier Vickers counterpart...

KACKT009 - The Kokoda Rifle Section

A three-man section, all of them armed with the classic Lee-Enfield Rifle, commonly known as the .303 SMLE (Short Magazine Lee Enfield).This bolt action, magazine-fed rifle served the British and Commonwealth Forces from 1903 up until 1957 in several...

KACLW003- Oberleutnant Gunther Rall

Born in 1918, Gunther Rall is the third most successful fighter ace in history still alive today. He shot down a total of 275 aircraft... all but 3 of them on the Eastern Front between 1941 and 1945. He flew an amazing total of 621 combat missions and...

KACLW030 - Leutnant Josef Sepp" Wurmheller"

Before he was killed on June 22, 1944 "Sepp" Wurmheller, flying an Fw190, was credited with 102 enemy aircraft (93 on the Western Front). His most successful day was during the ill-fated "Dieppe Raid" when he shot down 7 British aircraft... despite...

KACLW037 - Luftwaffe Ground Crew

Three very useful Luftwaffe support staff that can be used to perform a wide variety of different airfield tasks. In addition we have six more Me 262 pilots some of whom had very distinguished flying careers... The plane (Code: LW036) is not included.

KACLW040 - Hauptmann Anton 'Toni' Hackl

"Toni" Hackl is on telephone duty waiting for the call to "scramble". Hackl is credited with 192 enemy aircraft and was himself shot down 8 times.

KACLW047 - Kommodore Helmet Wick

Wick achieved 56 victories before and during the Battle of Britain... Promoted to "Kommodore" and given command of JG2 he was shot down and drowned in the English Channel in November 1940.

KACLW072 - FJ Rifleman

A new-sculpt of an old favourite...  Standing Fallschirmjager also with the Kar98k rifle.

KACLW079 - FJ Shouting NCO

This kneeling Non Commissioned Officer is armed with the superb 9mm MP40 machine pistol, better known as the 'Schmeisser'.He cups his hand up to his month and shouts out instructions to his men over the 'din of battle'.

KACLW083 - FJ Cautiously Advancing

This rifle-carrying paratrooper moves stealthily across the battlefield taking his time and moving ever so slowly.Sudden movement alerts watching eyes... and usually comes with an enemy bullet!

KACLW084 - FJ Kneeling Rifleman

Another watching and waiting Fallschirmjager armed with a Kar 98 (but no sniper scope) gets ready to open fire on the approaching enemy.

KACLW090 - FJ Field Radio Operator

This Fallschirmjager is carrying and using the man-portable field radio always essential while troops are on the move.His personal weapon is the 'Karibiner 98K Rifle'.

KACMG049(P) - Sergeant Jack Scott

This "Pathfinder" Para is armed with his weapon of choice... an American M1 Carbine and is shouting orders to the gun crew.

KACMG051(P) - Lance Sergeant Bill Fulton

Bill was the first British Soldier to actually step foot on the Arnhem Bridge on the evening of 17 September 1944. Advancing forward with a small section he captured several Germans before being wounded himself by return fire. After being evacuated to...

KACMG052(P) - Lt. Col. John Frost

The commanding officer of 2 Para and the man who led the valiant but ultimately doomed defense of one end of the famous bridge which now bears his name. Here John Frost is in action firing his Mk.V Sten Gun from the hip.

KACMG054(P) - Sapper Tom Carpenter

9th Airborne Field Company Royal Engineers. Tom flew by glider to Arnhem where his section joined Col. Frost's men at the bridge on the evening of 17 September. After much fierce fighting he was seriously wounded on 20 September and captured on the 21st...

KACMG055(P) - Corporal Bill Bloys" 2 Para

Bill Bloys was Col.Frost's batman and stayed with him throughout the battle at the bridge. Our figure portrays him using a Bren Gun in the closing stages of the battle at the bridge.

KACMG056(P) - "Medic & Wounded Para"

When the 1st Airborne Division landed at Arnhem their number included nearly 600 medical personnel as they expected heavy casualties. Here a kneeling medic tends to a wounded airborne soldier.

KACMG057(P) - "Capt.James Ogilvie" 2i.c."D" Company, Glider Pilot Regt.

One of the most famous images of the Battle of Arnhem is of a Scottish officer in his kilt learning over a jeep about to retrieve something. The officer was Capt.James Ogilvie, originally a "Gordon Highlander" but now leading a company of the Glider...

KACMG059(P) - Lt. Jimmy Cleminson

Lt. Cleminson was in charge of No.5 Platoon of "B" Company, 3 Para during the Arnhem operation. As he led his platoon forward a German Citroen Staff Car suddenly appeared at a road junction. He and his men opened fire riddling the vehicle and killing all...

KACMG061(P) - Sergeant Glider Pilot (Glider Pilot Regt)

KACMG062(P) - The Ambushers

Two of General Kussin's opponents from No.5 Platoon have a "smoke-break" after their successful ambush.

KACMG065X - The Welbike Set

Several thousand of these miniature air-portable motorcycles were manufactured during the war and some were parachuted into Arnhem. Here our Para has halted his bike and unslung his Sten Gun...ready for action.

KACMG077 - On The Road To Arnhem

Three British paratroopers making their way from the 'Drop-Zone' towards Arnhem. So far… so good… Little do they know what lies ahead.

KACMG081 - “Going Into The Attack” (set of 2)

Moving forward the Para with the Sten prepares to throw a grenade at the enemy while his mate carries the Lee Enfield rifle.

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...

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.....

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.

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.