$ 200.00
A 4-man attack patrol in action...great figures, great poses.
$ 299.00
The M26 entered service in 1943 and was used extensively and virtually exclusively by US Armoured Forces in the latter part of the war. This same armoured tractor vehicle was...
$ 74.00
A neat little two-figure riflemen set… As one GI fires his Garand the other loads a new clip into his rifle.
$ 42.00
This sitting GI reloads his B.A.R. Light Machine Gun.
$ 74.00
As one GI prepares to throw his grenade the other guy with the rifle gets ready to “cover” him.
$ 189.00
This latest Strictly Limited" shows supreme Allied Commander General Dwight D. Eisenhower on a tour of inspection somewhere in southern England in the spring of 1944. His U.S. Army Staff...
$ 155.00
A summer version of our highly successful “Battle of the Bulge” armoured jeep… No snow-chains this time, just regular wheels but there is an all-new driver figure. A very useful...
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And… another version of the jeep trailer, this one with a brand-new load of supplies for the troops. By the way this little trailer can be towed behind other K&C...
$ 42.00
Holding his MI Carbine this NCO shouts out instructions to his men.
$ 42.00
A classic pose for a classic infantryman.
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Carefully making his way forward this G.I. is taking no changes... bayonet fixed!
$ 42.00
As his buddy advances this G. I. kneels ready to guard his back.
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Another G. I. indicates a target to his front.
$ 49.00
This G. I. advances with rifle and grenade ready...
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Fast, agile and always ready these speedy, lightly-armed vehicles were often the eyes and ears of battlefield commanders throughout the European Theatre of Operations. This "summer" version of the M20...
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Two kneeling GI’s, one with an "M1 Garand", the other with the "M1 Carbine"... can work equally well on the back of a fighting vehicle or on the ground.
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Two more GI’s, one kneeling, one sitting, armed with another "M1 Garand" and a "Browning Automatic Rifle". As flexible as the previous DD228.
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In every army, in every war there are always some individuals who are on the lookout for ways to enrich themselves by one way...or another. The U.S. Army was no...
$ 89.00
Even in the midst of victory there are still “casualties”...One GI helps his buddy to the nearest Aid Station.
$ 49.00
Another GI has caught a piece of shrapnell in his knee...He sits down to take a closer look before applying a field dressing - See more at:
$ 43.00
This GI, during a lull in the battle, takes out his canteen to refresh himself...Is it water...or some of that fine French wine him and his buddies “liberated” the day...
$ 43.00
A walking GI indicates to the “Walking Wounded” (DD241) where the nearest Aid Station is.
$ 89.00
A kneeling airborne Medic tends to the arm wound of this paratrooper who refuses to put down or lay aside his trusty M1 “Garand” rifle.
$ 49.00
This GI is taking a few minutes to sit down and relax before preparing for the next battle.
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Even if some guys get a little chance to relax others have be ready and on the lookout for the enemy.
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The paratroopers’ very own portable little anti-tank weapon. It also worked equally well on enemy bunkers and pill boxes.
$ 45.00
Here’s another Sherman tank commander that might prove useful...
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Standing Paratrooper w/M1 Carbine (82nd. Airborne)
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Kneeling and Sitting Paratroopers (82nd. Airborne)
$ 99.00
One 82nd trooper checks the main parachute harness of his buddy.
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Standing Paratrooper w/M1 Rifle (82nd. Airborne)
$ 135.00
During WWII, “Stars ‘n’ Stripes”, the newspaper of the U.S. Army was fortunate to have one of America’s finest cartoonists of the war in its ranks...Sgt. Bill Mauldin. Bill Mauldin,...
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From our experience of over 30 years there is only one WW2 tank that comes close to rivalling the popularity of the German “TIGER” tank and that is...the American “SHERMAN”....
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Two U.S. Army “Tankers” enjoy a brew of coffee while they take a brief respite from battle.
$ 99.00
Although these guys have dismounted they’re taking no chances...There might be some Krauts still around...Hence the “Grease Gun” and the “Tommy Gun” close at hand.
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One of the most popular single figure pieces of K&C’s WW2 U.S. Army Collection has always been our U.S. Military Police on motorcycles. Here is the latest one, sitting on...
Sold Out - $ 99.00
A great little 2-paratrooper set showing a radioman firing his M1 Carbine while his buddy, armed with a ‘Tommy Gun’ leans forward in support.
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As above ... but with the colourful “Screamin Eagle” patch of the 101st
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Kneeling down on his “hunkers” this Airborne trooper is ready for action.
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As above ... but again with the “Pukin’ Chickens” shoulder patch.
$ 99.00
One more 2-man set ... A mortar shell has exploded nearby and as this badly-wounded paratrooper struggles to get to his feet another trooper rushes over to help.
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As before but with the 101st patch on the left shoulder.
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Two Riflemen stealthily make their way forward ... one also carries a grenade. The enemy must be close by ...
$ 99.00
US Paratroopers Moving Forward ... Cautiously! (101st)
$ 69.00
A charming little vignette showing a young French girl clutching a small “Stars’n Stripes” in her tiny hands and greeting one of her U.S. Airborne “liberators”. As you can see...
$ 29.00
Three U.S. Army weapons… A Browning Automatic Rifle, a Thomson SubMachine Gun and an M1 “Garand” Rifle are joined by three famous British guns… the trusty “Bren” Gun… the Lee...
$ 47.00
Here is the General wearing the standard U.S. Army Officers’ Uniform combination of full, four-pocketed jacket, again with a pair of “Pinks”. Behind the General’s back he holds a sets...