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Up for grabs is this highly collectable, vintage 12-inch-tall figure from Dragon Models. These 1/6th scale figures were incredible for their time (and still are!) and were on the Christmas list of every kid interested in WW2! They came with huge amounts of extremely detailed accessories that can be added, removed, swapped out, and positioned however the owner wanted. The weapons are amazingly well detailed, with removable magazines and can be cocked. Bags could be opened, ammo pouches filled, bayonets could be attached, and jackets buttoned or unbuttoned. Truly, these figures are works of art. While a number of brands produced 1/6 scale figures, Dragon arguably pioneered the hobby. Sadly, they stopped producing these figures in 2012. These models are now even more collectable and have appreciated in value over the years, particularly unboxed examples, like this one.
This particular figure is Hakon, a German Panzergrenadier NCO from Arnhem in 1944. This figure was produced by Dragon in 2003, and has never been removed from its original box. He comes with the following accessories:
Uniform:
M42 Helmet with New Chinstrap
Autumn “Oak Leaf” Helmet Cover
M43 SS-Style Uniform Tunic
M42 Type II Blurred Edge Smock
SS M44 Dot Camo Drill Trousers
Ankle Boots
Equipment:
MP40 Ammo Pouch (Right and Left)
M31 Breadbag
Waffen-SS Style Belt
“Y” Straps
M38 Gas Mask Container
M31 Mess Kit
Telescope
Water Bottle
Weapons:
MP40 Submachine Gun with Sling
Insignia:
Iron Cross (First Class) Medal
Iron Cross (Second Class) Ribbon
Infantry Assault Badge
Wound Badge
German Cross
Hohenstaufen Cuff Title
Shoulder Tabs
These figures are designed to be posed and displayed; however, many collectors keep them unopened in their boxes. The boxes have an openable door with a transparent window so the figure inside can be easily seen.