
Vietnam War US and Vietnamese forces
The Vietnam series draws on the long conflict in Southeast Asia between communist North Vietnam and South Vietnam, with major American involvement from the 1960s into the 1970s. King & Country uses the line to depict infantry, helicopters, river warfare, and patrol scenes from that era.
Collector identification guide
VN codes overlap between manufacturers, and short legacy King & Country codes also appear beside newer three-digit entries. Keep the exact printed code, manufacturer and subject together; do not assume that adding or dropping a zero preserves identity.
The catalog records VN001 as The Radio Operator and VN01 as The Patrol. These have different titles and contents. A search system that treats the zero as optional can mix the two. Check the original label and full source description before comparing an individual figure with a group.
VN015 identifies the Ontos; VN016 is described as an add-on loader handling a round. A staged image showing both is not proof that both are included. Price a combined offer as two releases and ask the seller to list the vehicle’s actual supplied components.
VN009 combines a corpsman with a wounded Marine. The VN026 description specifies two casualty figures despite its singular title. Check the source composition against an actual contents photograph. Neither an abbreviated title nor an automated count should be used as the final completeness checklist.
Prepared by Operation ToyBox from release titles and linked dealer reference descriptions, editorial notes updated 2026-09-17. Open each reference for its individual evidence and review date. These are identification comparisons, not hands-on condition reports. Open each record for its source and verify the actual specimen before purchase.
Search the complete series by set code or title.
Every card includes the manufacturer, set code, title, recorded retirement status, catalog count, and type. That makes the page useful as a quick identification guide when matching eBay listings, checking old dealer references, or comparing similar sets from the same series.
Collectors usually start here to verify whether a listing belongs to the Vietnam line, check the recorded contents, and distinguish catalog status from current availability before moving into live price and listing research.