WSP-134 - The Waterboy #1 (1 pc) D-Day Rich in character and detail

Rich in character and detail

standard bearers carried important emblems that helped soldiers maintain formation and recognise their units during the confusion of battle

particularly during the early Blitzkrieg campaigns

A Japanese sentry or parade figure wearing a cap (rather than a helmet) usually represents either a ceremonial duty role or rear-area guard duty in the Imperial Japanese Army

Australian “diggers” served in a wide range of roles depending on the era

WSP-134 - The Waterboy #1 (1 pc) D-Day Rich in character and detailWSP 134 The Waterboy #1 No military camp is complete without the unsung heroes who keep an army moving. The Waterboy #1 depicts a hardworking camp follower carrying life's most essential supply to soldiers in the field. Expertly sculpted with realistic period attire and authentic equipment, this figure adds character, realism, and historical depth to any military encampment or campaign display. Perfect for bringing your dioramas to life, The Waterboy