DRAGON

Dragon Gen2 series figurines, kits for the German Army's 9th SS Armored Division, also known as the Hohenstaufen Division. Since it's Gen 2, not only is the mold good, but when you wear a camouflage smock, the feeling of the end of the war comes out well.

Dragon German military police figure. I used Tamiya's class badge decal set for the gorget. I changed the head to resin. Some of the heads didn't paint well, but it was easier to paint than the original parts.

These are Dragon's figures of the German soldiers who have been in the first year of the German-Soviet war. For the first year, they might have been underestimating the winter in Russia, but it is famous that they had a hard time because they did not have very full-fledged winter equipment.

The kit of Handschar has been changed to the soldiers of the ordinary German Army 13 SS Armed Mountain Division. Since they are SS soldiers, they all have a skull mark on their hats and an SS insignia on their collars.

This is a figure of Joachim Peiper and his staff released from Dragon. The resin figure and injection head were used together. After all, resin ones are easier to paint because the mold is sharp. The recently released kit may be different.

It is a German infantry figure of Dragon just before the end of the war. I think it is a good kit as a whole, such as the arrangement of the 4 figures, the natural pose, and the molding of equipment. The mold on the back of the bootleg is fine, I like it.

The Dragon Waffen SS 2nd SS Armored Division Das Reich figure set. This kit is pretty good. Since it is a Gen 2 gear, the mold only seems to be sharp, but everyone's uniform is real.

Dragon Waffen SS Winter Equipment Figure Set. This kit of the military figures is quite old. Some parts of the mold are dull. I engraved it with a design knife, but it's hard to work on it. The problem is camouflage paint, but I could paint better than I thought.

It's a Dragon Waffen SS figure. There are 4 different situations such as wearing winter clothes or camouflage smock. It is a Gen 2 series figure set and the molding of equipment is good.

The Dragon World War II German self-propelled artillery crew. I think I can combine them as a tank soldier in an ordinary winter uniform. It is a camouflage paint of dark green and red-brown on the basic beige paint. In addition, there is a vertical black line, which is a rather laborious process in painting German uniforms, and I think it can be said that it is a kind of military uniform that requires a lot of painting work.

Dragon German tank crew figure set. There is 6 crew in total. It's a typical German tank soldier's black uniform. The crew of Neubau-Fahrzeug that I made earlier is 6 crew, so it is not a bad situation to put a figure on a tank.

Dragon German Volkssturm kit. This is a figure with a slightly sad look. I made my own firearm strap with a layer of masking tape and made a metal part of the strap by using thin copper wire.

Dragon's German Army medical soldier figure set. The buckle and epaulets of the belt use a Tamiya German army decal set. Basically, medical soldiers did not carry weapons, but they carried handguns on the Eastern Front in the German-Soviet war. Is it because the war between Germany and the Soviet Union tended not to comply with the war regulations?

It is a Dragon figure of the old days, so it has a good physique. The head has been replaced with resin for a sharp impression. It can be decorated on a wooden cube to create a luxurious feel. Mountaineering soldiers seem hard because they have a lot of luggage.

It is a German Panzergrenadier figure of Dragon. I also tried to use Tamiya's class badge decal. There are many parts because it is the Gen2 series. Including accessories, the mold is sharp and looks good.

The Dragon German Afrika Korps Infantry set. The heads were changed to resin ones. I'm adding an etched firearm strap. Everyone is in a natural and good pose.

Dragon German Sturmpionier figure set. This kit is quite old. At that time, many dragons had large bodies. The face is painted with oil, and acrylic paint is used after that.

During this period, the Dragon released various standing figures like an omnibus instead of making poses with a sense of unity among the four figures. I like selling various figures like this in a box.

It is a German soldier figure in the middle of changing clothes and wearing equipment. I was interested in all 4 of them with interesting poses. Depending on the figure, the parts division was special and the assembly was interesting.