Dragon Models - Toy figurine Soldat 003 - 2000-2010





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Dragon Models – SOLDAT 003 – Private Harry Collins – British Para – Arnhem 1944 – Scale 1/6
Important military collectible figurine released by Dragon Models in the SOLDAT series, reference 003, depicting Private Harry Collins, British parachutist of the 1st Airborne Division – 2nd Parachute Battalion, in the context of Operation Market Garden at Arnhem in 1944.
1/6 scale model, produced in the early 2000s, around 2004.
The figure is presented in its imposing original clamshell box, accompanied by a very substantial set of miniature accessories, clothing and military equipment: British parachutist uniform, beret, helmet, weapons, rifle, Bren light machine gun, gear, packs, bags, cartridge belts, rations, mess tins, cutlery, canteen, cords, campaign accessories and many additional elements.
The box allows a very nice presentation of the ensemble, with the figure at the center and the various equipment distributed in the side compartments.
Presence of original control labels bearing notably the mentions:
« G. Strong – Box series no. 3114 – Head no. 419 »
« Harry Collins No. 6 »
The set seems to have been very little handled, many accessories still secured in their compartments and presentation sachets.
The outer box shows some storage marks, scuffs and signs of use visible in the photographs. The inside and the accessories appear in very good overall condition.
Beautiful collectible set devoted to British paratroopers of World War II, particularly interesting for a collector of military figures, Dragon Models, British equipment or items related to Operation Market Garden.
Manufacturer: Dragon Models
Series: SOLDAT
Reference: 003
Character: Private Harry Collins
Unit: 1st Airborne Division – 2nd Parachute Battalion
Scale: 1/6
Represented period: 1944 – Arnhem / Operation Market Garden
Edition: around 2004
Sold as is. Please carefully examine the photographs, which are an integral part of the description."
Dragon Models – SOLDAT 003 – Private Harry Collins – British Para – Arnhem 1944 – Scale 1/6
Important military collectible figurine released by Dragon Models in the SOLDAT series, reference 003, depicting Private Harry Collins, British parachutist of the 1st Airborne Division – 2nd Parachute Battalion, in the context of Operation Market Garden at Arnhem in 1944.
1/6 scale model, produced in the early 2000s, around 2004.
The figure is presented in its imposing original clamshell box, accompanied by a very substantial set of miniature accessories, clothing and military equipment: British parachutist uniform, beret, helmet, weapons, rifle, Bren light machine gun, gear, packs, bags, cartridge belts, rations, mess tins, cutlery, canteen, cords, campaign accessories and many additional elements.
The box allows a very nice presentation of the ensemble, with the figure at the center and the various equipment distributed in the side compartments.
Presence of original control labels bearing notably the mentions:
« G. Strong – Box series no. 3114 – Head no. 419 »
« Harry Collins No. 6 »
The set seems to have been very little handled, many accessories still secured in their compartments and presentation sachets.
The outer box shows some storage marks, scuffs and signs of use visible in the photographs. The inside and the accessories appear in very good overall condition.
Beautiful collectible set devoted to British paratroopers of World War II, particularly interesting for a collector of military figures, Dragon Models, British equipment or items related to Operation Market Garden.
Manufacturer: Dragon Models
Series: SOLDAT
Reference: 003
Character: Private Harry Collins
Unit: 1st Airborne Division – 2nd Parachute Battalion
Scale: 1/6
Represented period: 1944 – Arnhem / Operation Market Garden
Edition: around 2004
Sold as is. Please carefully examine the photographs, which are an integral part of the description."

