NEW PRODUCT: Boundary Play Model - World War II German Waffen SS Soldier (AL100044)

Alert Line AL100044 1/6 WWII German Waffen
-SS Soldier

1. Head Sculpture×1/Head Sculpture*1
2. Body×1/Male Body*1
3. Hands×3/Hands*3
4. Helmet×1/Helmet*1
5. Leather Helmet Lining×1/Leather Helmet Lining*1
6. Helmet cover×1/Helmet Cover*1
7. Field Cap×1/Field Cap *1
8.M44 Uniform Coat×1/M44 Uniform Coat*1
9.Pea camouflage pants×1/Pea Dot Field Trousers*1
10. Reversible Winter Parka×1/Reversible Winter Parka*1
11.M45 Uniform Top×1 /M45 Uniform Coat*1
12.M45 Uniform Pants×1/M44 Uniform Trousers*1
13. Sweater×1/Sweater*1
14. Genuine leather boots×1/Leather Boots*1
15. Leggings×1/Leggings*1
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_ .Back frame×1/Frame Carrier*1
22.Battery Pack×1/Battery Pack*1
23.MP44 Assault Rifle×1/MP44 Assault Rifle*1
24."Vampire" night vision device×1/"Vampire" Infrared Night Vision Scope*1
25. Magazine × 7/Clip*7
26. Magazine bag × 2/Clip Bag *2
27. Fixed strap × 3/Fixed Strap*3
28. Bayonet × 1/Bayonet*1
29. Bayonet holster ×1/Leather Bayone Set*1
30. Shovel ×1/Shovel*1
31. Shovel set ×1/Leather Shovel Set*1
32. Cap badge ×1/ Cap Cadge*1
33. Medal ×3/Medal*3
34. Eagle emblem×2/The Eagle*2
35. Shoulder badge×1/Epaulet*2
36. Collar badge×1/Collar*1
37. Ribbon×2/Ribbon*2



























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thats a really nice head, and looks to be a fairly underused kit for the genre.

Interesting sets. The patterns are new to me, but I imagine they are based on historical evidence.

The Pants is in a pattern called "Erbsenmuster" (Pead Dot Pattern" and was issued from 1944 onwards, while the other uniform is in Leibermuster, it was the final camo pattern to be developed and issued from late 1944 onwards, but mostly seen in Czechoslovakia during the end of the War.

ZeroDelta wrote:The Pants is in a pattern called "Erbsenmuster" (Pead Dot Pattern" and was issued from 1944 onwards, while the other uniform is in Leibermuster, it was the final camo pattern to be developed and issued from late 1944 onwards, but mostly seen in Czechoslovakia during the end of the War.  

So these were short-lived innovations, which would explain their relative rarity. Thanks for the explanation.

GubernatorFan wrote:

ZeroDelta wrote:The Pants is in a pattern called "Erbsenmuster" (Pead Dot Pattern" and was issued from 1944 onwards, while the other uniform is in Leibermuster, it was the final camo pattern to be developed and issued from late 1944 onwards, but mostly seen in Czechoslovakia during the end of the War.  

So these were short-lived innovations, which would explain their relative rarity. Thanks for the explanation.

Funnily enough, the patter was later copied by Czechoslovakia and for a while, it was meant to be the common pattern for the "European Defense Union" in the mid 50s, but as the idea fell apart, so did the uniform.