[swoop]

Just received my model of 'The Fuhrer's Last Fighter'. It's a 1:32 version of the "Rammjager" (which I wasn't aware existed) complete with 2 figures and a conveyance trolley. It's terrific.!!!!!......Only too happy to add this gem to my collection. . Look it up at toysoldiers.com
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[tank nut]

hey swoop, what are king and country made of? diecast or plastic resin. They are cool but a lot of money for sure.

[mikeb1958]

I was looking at that and is very cool!

[swoop]

TN, I have hefted it on several occasions and I would say in my estimation, it is diecast. The figures and trolley supporting this theme are most assuredly metal. The realism of the figures are quite impressive. It's somewhat expensive, but not as dear as others I have purchased. Should you think of adding it to your collection. You won't disappointed.......Cheers!

[swoop]

MikeB it's so cool, you could end up with frosted fingers just touching it.

[mikeb1958]

Originally Posted by swoop

MikeB it's so cool, you could end up with frosted fingers just touching it.

I know, I could not resist any longer! I called and left a message. I want to get that one (WS100) along with the Sd. Frz. 252 Transporter (WS101). Guess they both go together???

Well, just got a call back from Ron. Very nice guy. I ordered both of these and he said that they do go together beautifully. So when they arrive, I will have the wife takes pictures and will post them on here. She knows how to use the new Nikkon D-50 camara, as I haven't even looked at the book on it yet.

[Old Crow]

All of the websites I have seen that sell these indicate the figures are metal and the vehicles are polyresin.

[MoMo]

Old Crow

Yes, I can confirm that, Guys. I look at the K&C stuff quite often when I visit the Treasure Bunker or Wonderland. I appreciate the modelling, but there is something about their paint jobs which annoy me. I think it's the black definition lines which they put on figures. This just irks!

Still, they do have a brilliant range of stuff, and they're very successful, so I guess that most collectors like their approach.

MoMo

[Hoverbug]

Originally Posted by swoop

It's a 1:32 version of the "Rammjager" (which I wasn't aware existed)

It didn't.

[Old Crow]

Here is a forum on King & Country and other toy soldier brands, if anyone is interested: http://www.treefrogtreasures.com/forum/