Pictures below used with the kind permission of Wayne Boustead
Description:
One/two piece metal figures.
Lively expression, realistic poses and very nice detail (like various insignia on the uniform). Minor amounts of flash need to be cleaned up.
The poses are well suited for any scene where a staff meeting takes place. The detail is so fine, that you can even judge the rank of the figures from their shoulder-boards.
You have
- 1 figure in greatcoat, hands behind his back. This is the one that Lamercraft depicts as a General / Field Marshal. It could serve for any rank between major and field marshal
- 1 figure in greatcoat pointing, with separate arm (which in my specimen was included twice). It could serve for any rank between major and field marshal
- 1 figure in greatcoat holding binoculars. Subaltern.
- 1 figure in field tunic and breeches, hands behind his back, holding a map case. Subaltern.
- 1 figure in field tunic and breeches, holding a briefcase, and looking at his watch. Subaltern.
All figures wear the officers belt with clawed buckle. The field uniforms are of the early war type, but as officers tended to keep these longer, they can perfectly serve for any period of the war.
Description:
One piece metal figures.
Lively expression, realistic poses and very nice detail (like various insignia on the uniform). Minor amounts of flash need to be cleaned up.
The poses are well suited for any scene where infantry is seated on an AFV or Panzer and looking out for allied fighter-bombers. Some figures are relaxed, others worried, and one shouting out in fear.
Due to the choice of uniforms, and the location of the eagle insignia, two figures are Wehrmacht, and three Waffen-SS, of which one in camouflage smock.
Description:
One piece metal figures.
Lively expression, realistic poses and very nice detail (like various insignia on the uniform). Some flash and moulding “carrots” need to be cleaned up.
The figures are in relaxed poses. What cannot be seen easily is that the sitting figures hold a canteen and cook put respectively, and that the upright figure, drinking, has partially undone his coverall, hanging on his waist, showing the SS shirt with sleeve-eagle.
Description:
One/two piece metal figures.
Lively expression, realistic poses and very nice detail (like various insignia on the uniform). Some flash need to be cleaned up.
I can only trust Lamercraft on the correctness of the British figure, but they look good. Both have separate arm(s).
Two of the German figures are in Field Tunic, with the eagle on the left sleeve. The other has either a very long smock and belt, or a short (standard) smock over a longer piece of unidentified garment. Although the picture (figure on the left) shows it painted as one item, this seems doubtful, as the smocks I have seen have no lower pockets and are shorter. My best guess is that the lower garment is a “Kharkov” Parka, as it has no visible zipper.
Description:
One/two piece metal figures.
Lively expression, realistic poses and very nice detail (like various insignia on the uniform and vivid facial expression). Some flash need to be cleaned up.
All figures are wearing the typical mouse grey “Kharkov” parka, typical for the Waffen-SS. One has a helmet cover, two are bare headed. One is tending a heavily wounded comrade, but is probably not a medic, as he is only holding a canteen.
Description:
One/two piece metal figures.
Lively expression, realistic poses. Some flash need to be cleaned up. These figures seem a bit larger than other ones, and might possibly be mixed with 1/72.
All figures are wearing a winter uniform and might be used as Heer or Waffen-SS.
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