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  Item Name: .German 3rd Fallschirmjager / Parachute Division (Ardennes 1944)
  Kits .Dragon
  Scale: .1:35
 Builder:.Opel
 Item Status:.Built To Order / Pre-Order

Detail features:

Award winner built and hand painted 3rd Fallschirmjäger Division two Dragon figure sets with great details over all with real live pose. Beautiful late war Fallschirmjager camouflage uniform and M1938 helmet. Add lot`s weapons, gears, accessories and more add on details.

* Top building quality two Dragon figure sets 8 figures.
* Crisply sculpted in plastic with extremely lifelike pose.
* The detail on all of the parts is excellent.
* The heads are beautifully done, and each has distinct features and expressions.
* The faces on these figures are superbly done.
* Sharp creases in their camouflage clothing are carefully rendered.
* Beautiful M1938 Parachute helmet.
* Each soldier comes with his own Gen2 weapons and personnel accoutrement.
* Weapons in the set include Kar98k rifles, an MP 40 sub-machine gun and StG 44 assault rifle and more.
* Entrenching tools and gears include shovel, bags, M1931 canteen,1931water bottle and many more.
* As Fallschirmjager, these figures are great to accompany armored vehicles, and they’ll doubtlessly prove a real boon to diorama.

Airbrushed and drawing with buffing and polishing to remove the unavoidable mold seam. Airbrush base color with primer for better detail and shading. Detailed hand drawing on camouflage, eye, hair, weapons, gear, accessories and more for real live looking. Final protective layer for long term collection.

Two set 8 figures only, vehicle just for sample photo not included, contact us for detail info if you want.

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The 3rd Parachute Division was a German Airborne division which fought during World War II. It was formed during 1943-44 around a cadre consisting of the veteran 3rd Battalion, 1st Parachute Regiment. Training was intensive and emphasised initiative and improvisation. The Division was well equipped with 930 MG42s. Each company had 20 MG 42s and 43 sub machine guns while a squad had 2 MG42s and 5 sub machine guns. In comparison its main opponent, the 29th Infantry Division had just 2 M1919 machine guns and 9 BARS per company and a squad had just one BAR. The 3rd Parachute Division had 3 times as many mortars and with larger calibre. So it had between six and twenty times more firepower. It arrived in Normandy on 10 June, by truck after a night drive from Brittany. It was at full strength and consisted of young German volunteers, and numbered 15,976 soldiers and officers. Its level of training and excellent weapon systems prompted the commander of 29th Infantry Division to remark, "Those Germans are the best damned soldiers I ever saw. They`re smart and they don`t know what `fear` means. They come in and they keep coming until they get their job done or you kill `em."