Kneeling firing the MG42. In the mountains there may not be too many places to lay prone and fire your MG so this is a good pose.
These troops are highly detailed and have nice packs. I like the way this guy is holding his rifle and is a bit bent over like he is really looking for the enemy.
A very dramatic pose for this SMG figure. He is really leaning into the weapon which is important to keep on target and prevent the weapon from rising.
What did you do in the war, Daddy? Well, we went skiing...
Late war German units were issued many telescopic scopes to make up for a loss in weapons training. The idea was to enable even poorly trained troops to hit the target.
Late war German units were issued many telescopic scopes to make up for a loss in weapons training. The idea was to enable even poorly trained troops to hit the target.
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