Question about item
The elite series, a particularly elaborate and worked series of figures 1/16 for the demanding model builder. Made of a specially developed silicone-based material and handbemalt, each figure is unique. Lovingly detailed and excellent looks combined with features such as removable helmets make these models a very special highlight.
Each figure has 3 different helmets for changing. The team set of 6 different figures,
Was taken from the real examples from the US ETO 753rd battalion, which was deployed in north-western Europe in 1944.
Each figure is delivered in a metal box suitable for the theme.
Details/Scope of delivery
- Figure 2nd Lieutenant G. Clark sitting
- Interchangeable helmets
- Silicone-based material
- Hand-painted
- Delivery in metal box
Each figurine is unique due to the hand painting - deviations are possible in color and appearance.
Scale of 1:16
Height approx 9.5 cm
Width approx 6.5 cm
Weight approx 0.2 kg
| Specification: | Ready to Run |
| Scale: | 1/16 |
| Shipping weight: | 0,20 kg |
| Item weight: | 0,20 kg |
Scale decoration figures intended for collectors aged 14 and over!
Use under direct adult supervision
Minimum age: 14 years
Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard due to small parts that can be swallowed.
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