WWII US Paratrooper Medic 12" Custom Figure Dragon DiD

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WWII US Paratrooper Medic 12" Custom Figure Dragon DiD

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Sold Date: 02/26/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Militaria & Weapons

You Are bidding on a Custom US Paratrooper Figure.

Great Display item for any WWII Militaria Collector.
Accurate and realistic scaled uniforms and gear.
Dragon Models Head on a 12" highly articulated DiD Body.

Comes with everything you see in pictures.
Helmet is DieCast Metal as well as US canteen in cloth cover. Stick on Patches.
He has some captured German Items. Late War Parachute and Medical Accessories.

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International Shipping via Air Mail -$10.00

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