Michael wittman figure 1/6 scale

[Carlos Quintana]

Thie figure depicts wittman just minutes after he bailed out of his tiger at the battle of villers-bocage and started his escape back to the german lines. The headsculpt is from did but was repainted and the mouth re done.

[Carlos Quintana]

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[Lou58]

Nice pice Carlos, well done

Lou

[steve wilko]

[helmhunter]

Great work

Phil.

[gregM]

Nicely done, Carlos

[Gran Sasso]

The collar should be black, not green.

[Jeff V]

Nice figure!

[Carlos Quintana]

Thanks guys. As for the collar if you look at old vidoe from just after the battle wittman is wearing his m36 officers tunic under the leather km jacket. He wore the m36 often under the jacket in combat, the m36 has a dark green collar.

[Gran Sasso]

Thanks guys. As for the collar if you look at old vidoe from just after the battle wittman is wearing his m36 officers tunic under the leather km jacket. He wore the m36 often under the jacket in combat, the m36 has a dark green collar.

No, he wears a black SS-Flak-tunic made of HBT (as many of his tank-comrades), also his collartabs without cardboard backing, therefore their sloppy look.

[Gran Sasso]

No, he wears a black SS-Flak-tunic made of HBT (as many of his tank-comrades), also his collartabs without cardboard backing, therefore their sloppy look.

Wittmann wearing his FLak-tunic, with (foto taken 13th of june 1944 at Baron sur Oden, just after the battle of Villers-Bocage) and without leather jacket:

[Gran Sasso]

Favourite by many other tankers:

[Gran Sasso]

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[Carlos Quintana]

Thanks for the info the pictures i had looked like he was wearin the m36 i will change it on the figure. Thanks again.

[Gran Sasso]

Thanks for the info the pictures i had looked like he was wearin the m36 i will change it on the figure. Thanks again.

Always happy to help - and while you are at it, SS tankers M43 caps did not had vent holes / grommets ;-)