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Unterscharfuhrer "Burkhard Krause" German HJ Panzergrenadier - Ardennes 1944



NO indication if this is Gear+ or not yet. Is Neo3 a new body release?

He's going to be awfully cold dressed like that in the Ardennes in December 1944.

Hell yes this is one for me. If they weren't so expensive i'd get a couple

ActionMan wrote:He's going to be awfully cold dressed like that in the Ardennes in December 1944.

In fairness nowhere does it actually say December!

Winch wrote:

ActionMan wrote:He's going to be awfully cold dressed like that in the Ardennes in December 1944.

In fairness nowhere does it actually say December!

Absolutely correct.

Was there much going on in the Ardennes at other times in 1944?

ActionMan wrote: Was there much going on in the Ardennes at other times in 1944?

I suppose there must have been at some point given that the Ardennes Winter Campaign aka Battle of the Bulge involved the Germans retaking ground they had previously lost to the Allies!

On the other hand the period photo used as a backdrop IS from the Winter Offensive period, being from a series of German Propaganda pics of German troops moving past a knocked out American convoy.

Winch wrote:

ActionMan wrote: Was there much going on in the Ardennes at other times in 1944?

I suppose there must have been at some point given that the Ardennes Winter Campaign aka Battle of the Bulge involved the Germans retaking ground they had previously lost to the Allies!

On the other hand the period photo used as a backdrop IS from the Winter Offensive period, being from a series of German Propaganda pics of German troops moving past a knocked out American convoy.

Could be January or Febuary Alan?

Oh wasnt it the hotest Jan/feb on record, should have his sleeves rolled up

ActionMan wrote:

Winch wrote:

ActionMan wrote:He's going to be awfully cold dressed like that in the Ardennes in December 1944.

In fairness nowhere does it actually say December!

Was there much going on in the Ardennes at other times in 1944?

No, thats why up until the German offensive it was called "The Quiet Front". Where only battle worn and green troops occupied towns and villages with a foxhole line out in front.