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Chas Stadden # 84. US GI Normandy 1944. This is the first issue of this model. The second issue had a title change to, American GI W.W.II. I don't kno

Chas Stadden # 84. US GI Normandy 1944. This is the first issue of this model. The second issue had a title change to, American GI W.W.II. I don't kno

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Chas Stadden # 35. Corporal Royal Military Police. Reason I bought this model is its not shown in the Catalogue wearing a Beret. I can only think it w

Chas Stadden # 35. Corporal Royal Military Police. Reason I bought this model is its not shown in the Catalogue wearing a Beret. I can only think it w

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Chas Stadden # 67. Pier Master Dunkirk Evacuation 1940. ++

Chas Stadden # 67. Pier Master Dunkirk Evacuation 1940. ++

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Chas Stadden # 65. Private Dunkirk Evacuation 1940. ++

Chas Stadden # 65. Private Dunkirk Evacuation 1940. ++

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Chas Stadden # 129. Sergeant Retreat from Mons 1914. This is the Catalogue model. ++

Chas Stadden # 129. Sergeant Retreat from Mons 1914. This is the Catalogue model. ++

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Chas Stadden # 75. Airbourne Logistic Support - 1976. ++

Chas Stadden # 75. Airbourne Logistic Support - 1976. ++

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DSCN0819

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Grenadiers, Prussia and Hessen Cassel. The casting on the left is by Stadden, painted as a grenadier sergeant of Infanterie-Regt. 27 (Kleist), with t

Grenadiers, Prussia and Hessen Cassel. The casting on the left is by Stadden, painted as a grenadier sergeant of Infanterie-Regt. 27 (Kleist), with t

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Flügelgrenadier, Regiment Garde. This is another Puchala casting, which I unfortunately damaged in cleaning, by scraping away the bridge of his nose.

Flügelgrenadier, Regiment Garde. This is another Puchala casting, which I unfortunately damaged in cleaning, by scraping away the bridge of his nose.

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A Hessian (l) and a Prussian Jäger (r), castings by Lasset and Stadden, respectively. This illustrates how the uniforms were so similar from one army

A Hessian (l) and a Prussian Jäger (r), castings by Lasset and Stadden, respectively. This illustrates how the uniforms were so similar from one army

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A Prussian Jäger, casting from Imrie-Risley.

A Prussian Jäger, casting from Imrie-Risley.

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Chas Stadden # 143. Officer The Lorne Scots (Peel Dufferin & Halton Regt). The Lorne Scots were raised in 1866 as a primary reserve Infantry Regiment

Chas Stadden # 143. Officer The Lorne Scots (Peel Dufferin & Halton Regt). The Lorne Scots were raised in 1866 as a primary reserve Infantry Regiment

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P1010157

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