My Try @ Product Photography - Toys and Collectables

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Remember this ?

Actually I wanted to do a scene of this... but they don't have so many POWs available so 5 is the best I could do....

 

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BBG020 Waiting and Smoking (King and Country BBG020)

 

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BBG046 Gun Crew Set No. 2 (King and Country BBG046)

"One kneeling “Shell Handler” and another gunner. Together this new Flak '41 and its crew make a fine stand-alone" centre piece for any collection."

Shell Handler

 

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Gunner

 

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Terracotta Warrior - Archer

 

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BBG017 King Tiger Tank Riders (King and Country BBG017)

 

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TANK RIDERS.....

 

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DAISO $2 OWL... porcelein in matt color finish

 

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IC006 Opera Soldier (King and Country IC006)

"A walk-on extra to complete the scene."

The patterns on the robe are all painstaking hand-painted (and not applied decals) !

 

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NA152 Guard Standing at Attention (King and Country NA152)

"Guard Standing at Attention"


This is a actual painting from a museum

Boy is this figure historically correct

France's Imperial Guard was the elite military force of its time and grew out of the Garde des Consuls and Garde Consulaire. Napoleon Bonaparte wanted it as the example for the army to follow and also as a force that had fought with him over several campaigns and was utterly loyal to him.


To join the Imperial Guard a soldier had to over 25 years old, above average height - no less than 178 centimetres - be literate and have fought in a number of campaigns and served at least five years. The benefits of life in the Guard included better food and clothing, as well as a very much larger pay purse.


Usually kept in reserve, the Guard was often thrown in to a battle as the killing blow. Of course, the morale of line troops soared when the Grumblers moved forward into the fray.

 

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Resin Chameleon

Heavy piece - not sure made of what material though.... maybe had bought it at DAISO I think

 

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LAH153 SA Honour Guard w/ Rifle (King and Country LAH153)

German NAZI early 1930's - on guard duty

(See also Pre 1933 SS Honour Guard w/ Rifle Post 617)

 

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LAH153 SA Honour Guard w/ Rifle (King and Country LAH153)

"SA Honour Guard w/ Rifle"

 

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(See also Pre 1933 SS Honour Guard w/ Rifle Post 617)