King & Country's U.S. Marines span three of the Corps' hardest wars in 1/30 scale. The largest group is the Pacific of World War II — riflemen and BAR gunners, snipers, sergeants and officers, led by Lieutenant Colonel Lewis "Chesty" Puller at Guadalcanal. From there the range moves to a rain-soaked patrol in Korea, and on to Vietnam: the mortar teams, firebase artillery, and street-fighting of Hue in 1968, including sets drawn from the film Full Metal Jacket and the combat photographs of Don McCullin and John Olson.

Every figure is hand-painted metal, sculpted in action and expression for close display and diorama work. Many are multi-figure vignettes and crew-served weapons built to group into a scene — a fire team, a gun crew, a patrol strung out in the wet.