Over 70mm with his very deep (but typical
for composition) base, he's posed in a field stance, but is definitely wearing
'best' uniform for a staff officer! The map is nice, but not as highly finished
as a German composition figure's map would be, and I don't know if the leg
stripe is a staff or regimental thing; infantry, cavalry or another arm?
Given the crudity of the sculpt, the paint
is everything, and enhances this figures appearance far more than the simpler
painting of the combat types we looked at back in 2012, or last year's 'Hitler'
waitress.
The base mark is the teller for Drevopodnik, if you're unsure; they
always have a (roman numeral?) dash-mark, or series of dashes, probably
individual caster's marks . . . do you 'cast' composition or 'press' it . . .
individual moulder's mark?
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