
This is the new 1/72nd scale Dead Germans, Berlin 1945 set from Ykreol.

There is no indication of who they all are, but from the gorget, I would say this is a military policeman.

A dead officer. This late in the war the high boots were often prized by the Germans and hard to get. As most of you know, I am not a big fan of "dead guys."


I think this guy is supposed to be a regular soldier. Notice most are missing their weapons. In the last days there was a shortage of everything, so I suspect weapons would be picked up rather quickly.
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