1-100 Russian Early WW2 Soldiers

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1-100 Russian Early WW2 Soldiers for wargaming Pretty simple 1/100 scale figures for wargaming. For these figures, I made bodies, heads, arms, etc from scratch, adding belts and straps. I still used some of Bergman's miscellaneous parts. I print most of my own figures at 1/150, so I made some portions a bit larger than the true scale and added "fillers", so they would print better at the smaller scale. One difference between early war figures and late war figures are the personal equipment such as canteens and pouches, packs, rolled overcoats, etc. The other noticeable difference is the weaponry carried. The Desant figures are "tank riders". They have rectangular bases and extra supports, that must be removed after painting. The word "desant" was derived from the French word "descendre" which means "to descend" or in this case " to dismount". The arms and legs are posed slightly differently to accommodate the different vehicles. Zampolits were the political officers or commisars, assigned to units to ensure political reliability. These models by waynemc65 are licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.