NEW PRODUCT: 3R: 1/6 scale WII SS-Leibstandarte Honor Guard (LAH) Ultimate Edition Archard

Parts list
Basis
1 head sculpt
2 Body
3 Palm X3 pairs

Clothing
4 Black helmet
5 black big brim hat
6 M32 black uniform
7 white shirt
8 Brown shirt
9 black tie
10 black soldier coat
11 black breeches
12 black straight-leg pants
13 white gloves
14 Grey gloves
15 Black belt + black oblique lanyard (leather)
16 White belt + white diagonal lanyard (leather)
17 Black leather boots
18 black leather shoes
       
Accessories
19 M34 backpack
20 green bread bags
21 Tent
22 Blanket
23 Black 98K Magazine Bag (Leather)
24 White 98K Magazine Bag (Leather)
25 Black Bayonet Cover (Leather)
26 White Bayonet Cover (Leather)
27 Brown Kettle
28 black lunch box

Arms
29 98K rifle
30 Bayonet + Blade Thread
31 M33 Dagger

Badge
32 Red armband
33 Long sleeve belt X2
34 Short sleeve belt X2
35 Epaulettes X2
36 Collar X4 Pair
37 Stormtrooper Military Sports Bronze Medal X1
38 National Fitness Training Medal X1





















































































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Sharp looking, elaborate set.

Dammit, those Nazis really knew how to make fascism look cool...

I believe Hugo Boss designed their uniforms. Forgive my slight cynicism, but when will a company feel there is profit in making the gas chambers to go with all of the figures?

I think they covered everything here. every. single. possible. detail. And I don't even know much about those uniforms lol

I wish we could get medieval stuff with the same accuracy (yes I know we don't have real pictures from that time)

Valiarde wrote:I think they covered everything here. every. single. possible. detail. And I don't even know much about those uniforms lol

I wish we could get medieval stuff with the same accuracy  (yes I know we don't have real pictures from that time)

I agree!

JohnByng wrote:I believe Hugo Boss designed their uniforms. Forgive my slight cynicism, but when will a company feel there is profit in making the gas chambers to go with all of the figures?

From what I've read they did make uniforms for both the regular army and Waffen SS, but it seems they didn't actually design the uniforms.

And yeah, I'd say this should be the definitive "ceremonial" SS uniform...
I collected a lot of WWII figures, but could never understand the fascination with the Allgemeine SS.