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| blog:military:models_german_infantry_marching [2025/06/28 12:25] – [Box Contents] john | blog:military:models_german_infantry_marching [2025/06/28 12:28] (current) – [Caesar, German Infantry marching 1/72 figures] john |
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| <imgcaption mfr_box|Manufacturer box art.>{{:blog:models:caesar_german_marching:23184_rd.jpg?500|}}</imgcaption> <imgcaption completed_a|Figure poses (image from www.super-hobby.com).>{{:blog:models:caesar_german_marching:24373_1_cah081_1.jpg?500|}}</imgcaption> | <imgcaption mfr_box|Manufacturer box art.>{{:blog:models:caesar_german_marching:23184_rd.jpg?500|}}</imgcaption> <imgcaption completed_a|Figure poses (image from www.super-hobby.com).>{{:blog:models:caesar_german_marching:24373_1_cah081_1.jpg?500|}}</imgcaption> |
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| This kit was bought primarily for the figures standing at attention, or in vaguely 'guard-like' poses, to use as guards on my various dioramas. | This kit was bought primarily for the figures standing at attention, or in vaguely 'guard-like' poses, to use as guards on my various dioramas; the 'marching' poses will probably end up staying in the box as they don't really fit with the either diorama scene. Plenty of options outside of the marching poses, including both normal uniform as well as wearing great coats (good options for sentries outside a gate, for example). |
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