USMC041 combines a short-barreled 75mm pack howitzer with three Marines working around it. The open carriage and exposed breech let the crew remain visible, while their differing stances turn the weapon into a working position. This is a gun-and-crew release, not three infantry figures with an unrelated artillery piece in the background.
This Del Prado captain wears a dark blue uniform with red cuffs, gold-colored distinctions and a tall shako. He stands with a sword at his side. The model represents an artillery officer on foot, rather than a gunner operating a cannon; no artillery piece accompanies him.
NA149 combines a Russian field gun with four crewmen. The green carriage and brass-colored barrel create a distinctive center, while the gunners work around the breech and trail with ammunition and implements. Their dark green coats, pale trousers and tall shakos distinguish the crew from British horse artillery.
NA098 contains a light six-pounder field gun and four Royal Horse Artillery crewmen. Their dark blue uniforms, crested helmets and pale crossbelts contrast with the gun’s blue-grey carriage. The crew carries the implements needed around the gun, with standing and bending poses distributed across the group.
VN089 supplies a 106mm recoilless rifle on its distinctive mounting with one Marine gunner. The longer promotional photograph includes additional Marines, including a loader and observer, which are sold separately. The substantial barrel and open mounting leave the operator visible.
VN088 combines a mortar with a male gunner and female loader. King & Country identifies the weapon as a captured American M29 81mm mortar. The wide catalog photograph also includes additional supply carriers; those are not part of this two-person mortar crew.
VN075 includes a 105mm howitzer and four Marine gunners. The open trail, gun shield and large wheels form the mechanical center, while the crew includes men handling the weapon and ammunition. Extra ammunition-handling figures offered elsewhere are separate releases.
FW058 combines a German 77mm field gun with three crewmen in 1914 dress. The shield, large spoked wheels and low trail dominate the model, with the gunners arranged around the working end of the piece. This is the early-war alternative to FW057’s later-war crew.
AK095 puts a seated gunner behind a single 2 cm Flak 38 on its ground firing mount. The slim barrel projects from a shield that rises around the operator, while the low, spread-out base keeps the whole assembly close to the ground.
The AK084 Panzerjäger I looks as though its gun has outgrown the vehicle beneath it. King & Country mounts the Czech-designed 4.7 cm anti-tank gun on a Panzer I chassis, behind a tall angular shield.
