<div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always"><p>First up for review in this report is US Infantryman (ref. 10072), a brand new figure representing an infantryman of the United States Army in the period 1810-1812. This was one of the first &lsquo;modern&rsquo; uniforms adopted by the infantry of the US regular army and its resemblance to the European patterns of the same era is striking. The figure stands with his 10lb musket held in the crook of his left arm. The second War of 1812 figure, US Artillerymen (ref. 10071) depicts a soldier of the US 2nd Artillery during the first two years of conflict. Adopted in 1812, his uniform superseded the one worn by the infantryman described above. The yellow trim, brass buttons, and red plume identify his branch of service. The 2nd artillery also acted as infantrymen during the Niagara Campaign in 1813 and this figure is armed with a musket and bayonet to reflect this deployment. The proportions of both figures are excellent, along with the uniform detail which is spot on for the period and crisply painted. These smart items retail at $40 each.</p><div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always"><p><img src="https://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5396/593731/602128c9ab299/1612785800378.jpg" owidth=256 oheight=631" width="300" /></p><p>W. Britain has also expanded its World War II catalog with the introduction of two terrific new Waffen SS Grenadiers. Both figures are wearing the distinctive &lsquo;Kharkov&rsquo; rabbit fur-lined parka. These were normally issued in field grey, but after the capitulation of the Italian government in 1943, huge stores of Italian military supplies were seized by the Germans, including large quantities of camouflaged material which was used to produce various articles of German uniforms which were worn on both the Eastern and Western fronts. The first figure, Waffen SS in Italian Camo Standing Firing K-98 (ref. 25129), is a classic toy soldier pose and the detail of the uniform and equipment is excellent. As its name suggests, the German Waffen SS in Italian Camo Standing Firing PPSH 41 (ref. 25119) is armed with a captured Russian submachine gun. Infantrymen using the &lsquo;Burp Gun&rsquo; frequently held its drum magazine to steady their aim and this nice little detail has been incorporated into the figure. Both would make fine additions to any Battle of Berlin diorama and each figure is priced at $46.</p><div style="page-break-before:always; page-break-after:always"><p><img src="https://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/5396/593731/602128c9ab299/1612785801601.jpg" owidth=256 oheight=631" width="300" /></p>

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