NEW PRODUCT: DiD & 3R: 1/6 3R GM045 Heinrich Himmler Action Figure

Features
Base:
Super realistic headsculpt
Body
Open palms
Palms for holding pistol
Outfits
Helmet with inner liner
Visor Cap
M32 Uniform Tunic
M32 Uniform Breeches
White summer tunic
Greatcoat
Bronw shirt
White shirt
black tie
White gloves
Inner Cotton
Belt with buckle and cross strap
Brocade belt
Sword hanger
Sliver Shoulder lanyard
Jackboots (genuine leather) with spur
Accessories
Glasses
watch
Ring
Weapon
Sword with sheath
PPK pistol with a clip and holster in geniune leather
Insignia
Single shoulder board X 3
Collar Tabs X 3
Honour Chevron
Cuff title X 3
Armband X 2
Ribbon bar X 1
NSDAP Golden Party Badge X 1
SA Sports Badge
1929 Nurnberg Party Day badge
Fifteen Year Award
The SS Long Service Award for twelve years of service
Commemorative West Wall Medal













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Must be great (but probably expensive) being a WW2 collector, with so many excellent and detailed sets. And now I know what Himmler looked like...

I used to collect a lot of WWII, but it has always baffled me who would want a figure of such an atrocious person...

ahbake wrote:I used to collect a lot of WWII, but it has always baffled me who would want a figure of such an atrocious person...

I suppose real-life villains (or wait, is everything relative these days?) are creepier than fictional ones, but I also suppose the rationale would be much the same -- your goodies need baddies to fight.

even when i was into ww2 stuff years ago, the higher ups in command were never of any interest to me. if someone was to make a proper diorama of a military parade it would take hundreds if not thousands of figures ( or printed backdrops in the distance ) to look convincing, and then what? in my opinion it would still look boring.

i used to be blown away by "von abt" and their impressive setups with huge vehicle and troop assortments, but no matter the quality the scenario mentioned above would be rather bland.

as for the goodies and the baddies, if the hero reaches this far to put down a non combatant villain, the show is already over.

we could go the wolfenstein fictional route with mecha hitler or ghost conjuring himmler as head of the thule group, but having blazko blasting through hordes of simple infantry and the occasional heavy boss is were the real fun is, am i right?

maybe if one was to make a scene from "the man in the high castle" but even then i find the other characters much more appealing.

Nein nein nein

wasnt that hitler in inglorious basterds? himmler was the "reichsgefluegelzuechter".

The head sculpt isn't too bad. The eyes aren't quite right but even without the uniform he is identifiable. Lots of accessories, which are always cool.

Tjolnir wrote:even when i was into ww2 stuff years ago, the higher ups in command were never of any interest to me. if someone was to make a proper diorama of a military parade it would take hundreds if not thousands of figures ( or printed backdrops in the distance ) to look convincing, and then what? in my opinion it would still look boring.

i used to be blown away by "von abt" and their impressive setups with huge vehicle and troop assortments, but no matter the quality the scenario mentioned above would be rather bland.

as for the goodies and the baddies, if the hero reaches this far to put down a non combatant villain, the show is already over.

we could go the wolfenstein fictional route with mecha hitler or ghost conjuring himmler as head of the thule group, but having blazko blasting through hordes of simple infantry and the occasional heavy boss is were the real fun is, am i right?

maybe if one was to make a scene from "the man in the high castle" but even then i find the other characters much more appealing.

Oh man, that von Abt stuff was amazing! Going a bit further back, I remember when I first discovered the work of Tavares, must have been way back in 2000, I thought his customised G.I.Joes were beautiful.