DRAGON

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.