54mm World War II

First Legion is pleased to present you with our latest figure range, World War II, The Arms and Armies of WWII 1939-1945!!!   As the byline suggests, we intend on providing exhaustive coverage of the Second World War in much the same way that we are doing with our Napoleon's Europe product range for the armies of the Napoleonic Wars.   This includes not only figures, which we are already well known for creating figures unsurpassed in quality for our price level, but we are also going to apply our talents to vehicles, guns, support weapons, and buildings to allow our customers to create entire displays using only our products.  We are extremely proud of this product range and we hope you too will enjoy it as we expand it tremendously over the years to come.  Though we plan on covering the majority of the war in fine detail, we had to start somewhere, so we are pleased to present you with our initial offering for the new product range...

 

Of all of the theaters of WWII, none quite portray the sheer scale and horror in quite the way the Eastern Front does.  Further, of the countless battles on the eastern front, none serve to capture the imagination like the Battle of Stalingrad.   Fought over a six month period of near constant fighting, it was certainly amongst the largest and fiercest battles of the entire war and served as a turning point and the end of the myth of invincibility of the German Wehrmacht.  From the titanic struggles in the northern Barrikady, Red October, and Tractor Factories, to the fight for the Central Railway Station and Grain Elevator, to the 4 month stuggle for the Commissar’s House and “Island of Fire”, First Legion will take you there. Produced with the quality of sculpting, painting, and historical research that are synonymous with our figures and the diverstity and depth of ranges that only we provide, you can create dioramas and displays the quality of which are unlike anything that has been seen before in a “toy soldier.”  Our iniitial focus in what will be truly exhaustive coverage of the battle is primarily on the fighting during late October and November running up to and including Operation Hubertus.  This is only the very beginning of this range, so please sign up for our mailing list and visit our website often to keep up to date with the expansion of this and our other ranges. 

 

 

For those with questions on the scale of the range, please visit our figure scale page for more information.