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I just got an eBay auction and it came with these rather odd 1/32 scale size figures, about 54mm tall, maybe 2 1/4 inches tall. These two look like WWII Germans a repairman and a tank commander.
These identical guys have a lunch box of some kind. Maybe construction workers.
One man has binoculars and the other could be a space man or a race car driver. Any ideas on who made these interesting figures?
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Its difficult to see all details, but soviet pilots flying high altitude planes had flight suits and helmets very similar to those worn by astronauts or cosmonauts, if Russians.
I still have one of those high altitude anti-g suits with the very interesting feature of having duct channels to connect to hot air outlets. The circulating kept the pilot warm, even in very low temperatures.
Cheers
Hi Nuno, I doubt they are Soviets, but you never know. That little circle on the front may be a coupler for such a duct. So you may be close.
Were you a pilot, or a collector or just have a strange wardrobe?
I had a flight license, not valid anymore, am a collector and have a strange wardrobe.
This may seems stupid, but connecting that flight suit to any source of hot air is very relaxing. I once tested it in my car by diverting one air duct and could drive without the hood in the winter :)
Cheers
Not stupid at all Nuno. I read about a cop who fixed up his body armor to a vent in his car air conditioning so that when he was in the vehicle it would cool him. So you are not the only one.
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