World War II

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

KACWH005 - Sd. Kfz. 251 Armoured Ambulance

One of the more unusual German half tracks of WW2

KACWH014 - At attention

A new version of a typical guard duty pose.  

KACWH018(G) - Dismounted Armoured Vehicle Crewmen (Feldgrau)

The two crewmen in "feldgrau" armoured vehicle jackets.

KACWH030 - Beach Obstacles

These beach obstacles, sometimes known as "Czech Hedgehogs", were scattered in their thousands all along the beaches and bays of occupied Europe. Using old steel railway lines they were welded together and could rip the bottom out of any landing craft...

KACWH042 - Kneeling firing Rifleman

KACWH046 - Battlefield Rescue

As one soldier almost lapses into unconsciousness his comrade pulls him to safety¡K the enemy are close on their heels!

KACWH077 - Machine Gun Team

This 2-man set has the excellent MG42 machine gun lined up and ready to decimate any approaching enemy. This belt-fed machine gun was so well-designed and manufactured that a direct derivation of it is still in use with the German Bundeswehr (Army) today!

KACWH083 - Sturmgeschutz III

The 'Stug III' assault gun was Germany's most-produced (over 10,000 vehicles) armoured fighting vehicle of WW2. It was built on the chassis of the already-proven Panzer III tank, replacing the turret with an armoured, fixed superstructure mounting a more...

KACWH090 - Dismounted Assault Gun Crew #2

Three very useful crew members preparing to 'mount-up' their vehicle and make ready for battle... All three have no bases and can be placed beside or on top of the vehicle.

KACWH094 - The "Afrika Korps" Kubelwagen Ambulance

Another version... another 'Theatre of War'... North Africa this time and painted in 'dunkelgelb' (sand yellow) and rust / brown camouflage. Perfect for desert dioramas between 1941 and 1943... or even Sicily and the early Italian Campaign.

KACWH107 - Rommel's Staff Car Normandy

This second Rommel vehicle shows the now Field Marshal Erwin Rommel on a tour of inspection somewhere in Normandy just prior to the D.Day landings.This time the Field Marshal is utilizing another Mercedes-Benz 320 'Cabriolet' belonging to the...

KACWH117 - Classic Wehrmacht Infantry Non Commissioned Officer Indicating

This NCO, carrying an MP40 machine pistol issues orders to his men as he indicates their target.

KACWH121 - Classic Wehrmacht Infantry Grenadiers in Action

These two Grenadiers are about to pull the cord inside the handle of their 'Stielhandgranate' (Stick hand grenade) which in turn would light the fuse. The Grenadier would then have about 4 1/2 seconds to throw the grenade at the enemy before it would...

KACWH122 - Classic Wehrmacht Infantry Look Over There

A junior officer indicates a target to investigate as a single Wehrmacht 'soldaten', rifle with bayonet attached, moves forward to inspect.

KACWH131 - Classic Wehrmacht Infantry Standing Shooting Rifleman

A 'classic' action pose... and always useful in any battle display.

KACWHS02 - On the March Set

A 3-man marching set to follow your marching officer (WH015). If you think 3 look good...try making it 33...! Now that will really impress your friends. A "special value" package again!

KACWS218 - Sd.Kfz 251 Half Track

A three-colour camouflage version of this ubiquitous German Half Track. Perfect for the period 1943-45.

KACWS223-1 - Tank Commanders #1

The first commander wears the "classic" black Waffen SS Wrap around Jacket and SS officers field gray service cap. Figure 2 wears the reversible winter smock and the black Panzer Wehrmacht side cap. These new half-body German tank commanders will fit the...

KACWS223-2 - Tank Commanders #2

One commander, all in black Wehrmacht Panzer uniform and side cap. The other in Waffen SS wrap around camouflage uniform topped off with a black ski cap. These new half-body German tank commanders will fit the vast majority of K&C's armoured vehicles...

KACWS229 - Sd. Kfz.10 Ausf. B Demag

This medium-sized half track was one of the "workhorse" vehicles of the German Army during WW2. Our field grey version comes with a driver and a detachable canopy allowing collectors to add extra figures and/or supplies inside.

KACWS230 - Demag Ambulance

As you all know, the Germans were quick to adapt any vehicle to their specific needs as and when they arose. This camouflaged Demag sports prominent red cross markings but that still made it a target for Allied fighter/bombers The Model comes with Medic...

KACWS231 - WH Demag Passenger

Two more "classic" Wehrmacht infantrymen who fit easily into WS229 or perhaps other German vehicles.

KACWS233 - "Squad Leader"

MP40 in one hand this NCO gestures to his men to follow him.

KACWS237 - "Wounded"

A German Medic provides some water for a seriously wounded comrade. Please note in the German Army most medics carried a sidearm...especially on the Eastern Front!

KACWS240 - Shouting NCO

Another prone figure...this time with an MP40 "Schmeisser" in one hand and shouting out orders to his men.

KACWS242 - "Out-of-Action"

One of the "walking wounded" making his way towards the company medic for treatment.

KACWS249 - Break Down

A kneeling "mechanic" bends down to make a roadside-repair while his companion anxiously looks at his watch and seems to say..."Just how long is this going to take!?!

KACWS281 - The Renault U.E. Armoured Carrier

This lightly armoured "tankette" was able to tow small artillery pieces and mortars. When used by the Germans they were used for a variety of purposes including patrolling, pulling anti-tank guns and even hauling small supply trailers.