SOV006A - Soviet Rifleman D-Day inward-curving blade—often mounted on a

inward-curving blade—often mounted on a short or two-handed handle—designed to hook over shields and strike downward or across exposed limbs

and individual acts of bravery became a defining feature of the campaign

The combination of multiple figures allows collectors to create a more dynamic and realistic display

Allied command structures—under MacArthur’s leadership—implemented occupation policies aimed at demilitarization

representing one of the specialised responsibilities assigned within a German Army mortar section

SOV006A - Soviet Rifleman D-Day inward-curving blade—often mounted on aSOV006A Soviet Rifleman The Soviet rifleman was the foundation of the Red Army during the Second World War. While generals planned large scale operations and armoured units carried out major offensives, it was the ordinary infantry soldier who fought for every position, defended every line, and endured the realities of frontline combat. This figure represents a Soviet rifleman, portraying the everyday soldier who formed the backbone of Soviet military