USMC053 gives the Sherman a distinctly Pacific appearance: olive, brown and sand camouflage, timber protection along the hull sides, and a commander just visible above the turret hatch. The main armament is a conventional 75mm gun. The Marine infantry surrounding the tank in one factory view are explicitly shown for scale and are not included.
USMC023 is the armored LVT(A)-1, with a turret-mounted 37mm gun and two Marine-manned .30-caliber machine guns behind it. The blue-gray finish, white stars, yellow markings and long tracked hull distinguish it sharply from the olive and brown vehicles elsewhere in the collection. Four reference views show the same vehicle.
VN065 depicts an Australian Centurion with a long main gun, turret machine gun, antennas and extensive stowage. The commander is visible at the turret opening. Its broad tracks and heavy turret contrast sharply with the light patrol vehicles elsewhere in the Vietnam range.
VN033 models the M42 Duster named “Double Trouble,” with twin 40mm Bofors guns in an open mounting. Two seated gunners are included, along with a side-mounted M60 and radio antennas. The olive-drab vehicle’s open fighting area allows the crew and gun mechanism to remain visible.
FW188 equips an open Ford Model T with a Vickers machine gun, a seated gunner and a driver. King & Country’s contents description also identifies the folded gun tripod and the driver’s Lee-Enfield rifle in the rear. The vehicle remains recognizably a light car, with its occupants and equipment exposed.
FW146 models the French Renault FT with a short gun, compact turret and prominent rear tail. Irregular camouflage patches break up the riveted hull. The tracks extend around a relatively small fighting compartment, giving the vehicle a very different shape from the British rhomboid tanks of the same war.
FW092 is a Mercedes staff vehicle with an enclosed rear compartment, outside steps and a side canopy. A driver is included at the wheel; the Kaiser is not. The tall body, roofline and elaborate front lamps give it a markedly different character from an ordinary open staff car.
AK085 depicts a captured British Daimler Dingo with a German driver, large identification crosses and an air-recognition flag over the rear engine cover. The set includes a separate MG34, an important distinction from examples offered as the vehicle alone.
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.
The bonnet shape and open driving position of AK077 look different from the German trucks around it, and that difference is the point. King & Country depicts a captured British Morris CS8 15 cwt truck with a German driver.
