This is one of the Dragon's "Generation 2" figure set. Recent injection molding techniques have allowed division of the body parts to allow more natural poses and realistic appearence of clothing. The collar area of the battle dress are molded separately, allowing a natural overhang. Hands and boots are molded separately; cuffs are hollow. Individual equipments and weapons have extraordinary details, better than ever before. A photo-etched brass set consists of various medals, epaulettes, and buckles. These four figures, from the unidentified unit fought in Austria, will change the way you look at 1/35 plastic figures -- check it out! Firing device of Panzerfaust 60 is prepared in several mode. Instruction and stencils on it is presented by small decals. Soldiers are in M44 short jacket, typical uniform of the last days of German Army but it was rarely reproduced as injection figures. With the alternative upper torso parts, one of the two poses can be assembled. Lots of ideas.