Waffen SS in smocks

Name German heavy MG crew in SS smocks /Item FIG. 44/, German mortar crew in SS smocks /Item FIG. 45/, German Anti-tank team in SS smocks /Item FIG. 46/

Producer Milicast, Scotland

Packing Clear plastic bag with carton label

Type of kit Resin cast

Quality All these three sets are framed similarly. They include perfectly detailed Waffen SS infantry advancing with various weapons. Sets No. 44&45 include 5 figures each and set No. 44 includes one figure more. Every figure is ”headless” and some of them also ”armless” because sets offer two alternative heads for each of them. Necessary arms as well as some weapons are also cast separately. All parts are very well cast with only few problematic flash and sprue. Unfortunately I have found some of alternative heads have casting defect /their halves don’t fit together/ and therefore are absolutely unusable. Also some fine parts are broken off the sprue probably caused by transport.

Instruction sheet no

Decals no

General
Impression & Note I like these three sets very much especially because of realistic poses of figures. I’m sure that completed figures will look very well and realistic and can perfectly complete the models or the dioramas from late period of WWII.
I guess that figure dimensions let us use them without problem also for 1/72 scale.

Name	German heavy MG crew in SS smocks /Item FIG. 44/, German mortar crew in SS smocks /Item FIG. 45/, German Anti-tank team in SS smocks /Item FIG. 46/
Producer	Milicast, Scotland
Packing	Clear plastic bag with carton label
Type of kit	Resin cast
Quality	All these three sets are framed similarly. They include perfectly detailed Waffen SS infantry advancing with various weapons. Sets No. 44&45 include 5 figures each and set No. 44 includes one figure more. Every figure is ”headless” and some of them also ”armless” because sets offer two alternative heads for each of them. Necessary arms as well as some weapons are also cast separately. All parts are very well cast with only few problematic flash and sprue. Unfortunately I have found some of alternative heads have casting defect /their halves don’t fit together/ and therefore are absolutely unusable. Also some fine parts are broken off the sprue probably caused by transport.
Instruction sheet	no
Decals	no
General Impression & Note	I like these three sets very much especially because of realistic poses of figures. I’m sure that completed figures will look very well and realistic and can perfectly complete the models or the dioramas from late period of WWII. I guess that figure dimensions let us use them without problem also for 1/72 scale.