I just checked the prices. No way.

The M1942 uniform was used at Normandy. They were supposed to be turned in shortly afterwards but many paratroopers managed to keep as a set as a sort of badge of honor. Not all had the reinforcements either, but every set always depicts this feature, and sometimes not very well.

$30 per figure? A 1/35 scale figure? Yeah, that's gonna be a no from me, dawg.

18 Bravo is right. This is the M1942 used in Normandy (and some dudes from the 82nd wore them in Holland). The M1943 was used in Holland and Varsity Check out atthefront.com. They sell reenactors uniforms and it has great pics and info.

These H3 figures are way beyond a mere "wow!"; they effectively redefine what can be done. They're amazing and make all of the rest of my stuff sick-looking in comparison. That being said those, at least, are paid for.

Is that a young-ish Matt Damon, center rear?

$30 is a bit steep, but the quality is fantastic. Not sure the complaints about Normandy. That and Bastogne are effectively the most-likely dios these would be used in. So I would much rather have D-Day than later. Excellent news.

These are really nice but I agree, at 30 dollars a pop I'd be surprised if he sells even 1.

Oh, I think these will sell pretty well. You have to remember these are sold as 3D printed figures, not resin copies. So, they are more expensive. But look at the details delivered, no printing imperfections even in high magnification, no need for surface prep (i.e. sanding seam lines or filling air bubbles)... so I would say these have quite a few advantages over what we usually think of as "scale figures". Mario