K is for Karate - Kung-Fu!

T is for Two Pairs! An oddity in the annals of toy solder collectng, or toy figure production first. One can see the thinking behind it, and had it succeded we may have seen a pair of Boxers, Wreastlers, Fencers, maybe even Ninjas, but it didn't succed and no further sets jointed this rump-line of the Deetail range.

 

The Karate Kung-Fu pairing from Briatins, sort of a good idea, but not all good ideas are practical or desirable, and this has no play value beyond an ornament. And you do tend to find them in this condition, near mint, I've even seen near complete shop-display boxes of them over the years, so many were left unsold first time round. Now of course, it's a gap-filler/collection completer!
 

I've shot this pair too, Kinder's matial-arts chaps, they can, at least, be posed and played with as two seperate individuals, to tell 'sroies', or whatever, and are pop-togther polyethylene against the PVC of the Britains figures. Kinder, of course, did do Boxers and Fencers, while there are quite a few Wreastlers around now, and planety of Ninja's have been produced!