How to identify a King & Country set
Match the maker, full model code, pose and contents. Work through confusing King & Country references before comparing listings.
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Match the maker, model and contents. Use these guides and specific release notes to ask better questions, spot incomplete offers and compare the right sets.
Match the maker, full model code, pose and contents. Work through confusing King & Country references before comparing listings.
A practical checklist for supplied figures, accessories, substitutions, repairs, packaging and comparable prices on retired sets.
Open a reference for its evidence, related releases and current listing search. Notes distinguish catalog facts from inspection advice and identify gaps in the source material.
Check the gun and its seated operator
Identify the portable searchlight and operator
Keep the mountain guide identification attached
Standing at attention is the identifying pose
Inventory the vehicle and six people
Charge is not a unique model identifier
Treat the edition wording as an attributed claim
A named subject can have more than one sculpt
Match the standing figure and hat
Recognize the cinema-inspired subject
Use the attacking pose to narrow identification
A fighting hoplite needs an exact pose match
Standing officer and sword officer are separate records
The Persian identity matters
Officer and soldier are distinct sword references
Keep the soldier code separate from AG028
The source description contains a code mismatch
Charging and throwing are different actions
Identify the throwing pose
Pistol and pose distinguish this officer