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King and Country Prototypes
International Toy Soldier Gallery specializes in King and Country!
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KING AND COUNTRY
King and Country figures are created by hand. The initial carvings or sculptures are called the masters. These masters are molded and the molds used to cast the finished pieces in pewter. Masters can be created in wax, epoxy, clay, resin or wood depending on the artists choice. Once pieces are cast they are hand painted by skilled artisans using acrylics or enamel paints. You'll notice that each piece is highly detailed in the painting.
Vehicle masters are created by the same materials except rather than being cast in pewter they are cast in a resin material called polystone. Polystone is used due to its ability to capture detail.
King and Country cast pieces in limited quantities. These limited quantities are also called "editions". Edition sizes are around 500 castings but some may run over 1000.