that is amazing. I didn't know they made these. I'm a huge WW2 fan - Europe & Pacific. There's not enough hours in a day for me to read all those glorious biographies of these men.
I stumbled on the sixth scale hobby quite by accident about 15 years ago. It's definitely not something you see in your typical toy store 😄 Thanks for stopping by.
Cool vid mate 👊🏻 Details are very impressive on these figures! Coat looks nice and warm! I would not dare use the monocle as I’m sure it would vanish in a second 😅
Thanks a bunch, Chris. The detailing is what got me into collecting them; I normally collect Star Wars and modern military, but DiD stepped up their game with these German dudes. I'm not too worried about the monocle - for me, it's all about the uniform and their equipment.
I do have a Luftwaffe captain that would look at home on Hogan'd Heroes. 😂😂 I would love to get a Sgt Schultz figure - that is my favorite character in the series.
These figures are incredible, and I'm a huge WWII buff, but I checked the site and I have to ask.... Is it really *only* N@ZI figures? Having a shelf w/ WWII figures of various nations from Allies to Axis would very cool, but a display w/ JUST Himmler, Rommel, and Adolf sitting in an SS chair is *crazy.* Obviously geared towards a pretty specific audience...
Thanks for stopping by. 3R and DiD are, as I understand it, the same company. 3R is geared more towards what might be termed "controversial" figures (Hitler, Goering, SS figures, etc.), mainly WWII German, but they've also made a few WWII Japanese figures as well. DiD is geared towards less controversial WWII German figures. And, although they have produced quite a few WWII German figures, they also produce other lines as well. Twice they've produced WWII American figures based off "Saving Private Ryan" as well as General Patton. One of their most recent releases was a Tom Cruise "Top Gun" figure. My most recent DiD acquisition is a WWII American fighter pilot. There are also other companies that create sixth scale WWII figures (DAM Toys, Soldier Story, Alert Line, Ujindou, Facepool, to name a few). All my German figures are DiD/3R for consistency, but my WWII Americans are from multiple companies.
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that is amazing. I didn't know they made these. I'm a huge WW2 fan - Europe & Pacific. There's not enough hours in a day for me to read all those glorious biographies of these men.
I stumbled on the sixth scale hobby quite by accident about 15 years ago. It's definitely not something you see in your typical toy store 😄
Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you for your support to 3R.
Cool vid mate 👊🏻 Details are very impressive on these figures! Coat looks nice and warm! I would not dare use the monocle as I’m sure it would vanish in a second 😅
Thanks a bunch, Chris. The detailing is what got me into collecting them; I normally collect Star Wars and modern military, but DiD stepped up their game with these German dudes. I'm not too worried about the monocle - for me, it's all about the uniform and their equipment.
For a second there, I thought that was Colonel Klink 😂.
I do have a Luftwaffe captain that would look at home on Hogan'd Heroes. 😂😂 I would love to get a Sgt Schultz figure - that is my favorite character in the series.
These figures are incredible, and I'm a huge WWII buff, but I checked the site and I have to ask.... Is it really *only* N@ZI figures? Having a shelf w/ WWII figures of various nations from Allies to Axis would very cool, but a display w/ JUST Himmler, Rommel, and Adolf sitting in an SS chair is *crazy.*
Obviously geared towards a pretty specific audience...
Thanks for stopping by.
3R and DiD are, as I understand it, the same company. 3R is geared more towards what might be termed "controversial" figures (Hitler, Goering, SS figures, etc.), mainly WWII German, but they've also made a few WWII Japanese figures as well.
DiD is geared towards less controversial WWII German figures. And, although they have produced quite a few WWII German figures, they also produce other lines as well. Twice they've produced WWII American figures based off "Saving Private Ryan" as well as General Patton. One of their most recent releases was a Tom Cruise "Top Gun" figure. My most recent DiD acquisition is a WWII American fighter pilot.
There are also other companies that create sixth scale WWII figures (DAM Toys, Soldier Story, Alert Line, Ujindou, Facepool, to name a few). All my German figures are DiD/3R for consistency, but my WWII Americans are from multiple companies.
What the hell am I watching
The Twilight Zone