12" Inch Military Action Figures.

 Air Cavalry Pilot Figure

Although used in wartime before, helicopters had not been used as much or in as  many different capacities as they were in Vietnam, making that conflict the first true  helicopter war. Commemorating the daring U.S. Army cavalry helicopter pilots who carried out so many varied missions is this intricately detailed, articulated and highly  collectible 12" figure. Delivered in full uniform, the figure also includes accessories such as a flight helmet, machine gun, pistol and knife.
 .....#0099903 $29.95

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 This is the French Foreign Legionnaire R.M.L.E. (Regiment de Marche de la Legion Etrangere) action figure featuring over 30  points of articulation. Historically accurate and completely authentic Greatcoat,  Pantalon-Culotte Trousers, Khaki Puttees, Boots, Blue Waist Sash, Adrian Helmet,  Leather Belt, Buckle and Y Straps.   Incredibly realistic accessories and weapons include Lebel Rifle, Epee Bayonette & Frog, Ammo Pouches, Haversack, 2-Liter Water Bottle in Khaki Cloth Cover, Tin Mug, Shelter  Half and ARS Gasmask Canister. When the First World War began in 1914, French military  leaders quickly realized that they would need all the manpower they could find.   In addition to regular army formations, a wide variety of colonial troops and elements of the Legion Etrangere--the famous French Foreign Legion--were brought together in France to stop the German invasion. In short order,  foreigners who were sympathetic to France began looking for a way to join in the fight.  Non-Frenchmen were not permitted to join regular French army regiments, but in the ranks of the Legion Etrangere - men from neutral countries such as the United States, Switzerland and Sweden could take up arms on behalf of the Allied cause. The French Army in that era had a system under which established units--including the Legion  Etrangere--could be supplemented by temporary battalions or regiments 'de marche.'   So many foreigners volunteered at the beginning of the war, the Legion formed four regiments de marche, and was able to maintain a presence not just in North Africa, but also on the Western Front and in the Dardanelles Campaign  in 1915. 

Product Description
Sideshow Toys presents Bayonetes & Barbwire, the innovative military 12-inch action figure series featuring soldiers from World War 1.  This is the French Foreign Legionnaire R.M.L.E. (Regiment de Marche de la Legion Etrangere) action figure featuring over 30 points of  articulation. Historically accurate and completely authentic Greatcoat, Pantalon-Culotte Trousers, Khaki Puttees, Boots, Blue Waist  Sash, Adrian Helmet, Leather Belt, Buckle and Y Straps. Incredibly realistic accessories and weapons include Lebel Rifle, Epee  Bayonette & Frog, Ammo Pouches, Haversack, 2-Liter Water Bottle in Khaki Cloth Cover, Tin Mug, Shelter Half and ARS Gasmask  Canister. When the First World War began in 1914, French military leaders quickly realized that they would need all the manpower they  could find. In addition to regular army formations, a wide variety of colonial troops and elements of the Legion Etrangere--the famous French Foreign Legion--were brought together in France to stop the German invasion. In short order, foreigners who were sympathetic  to France began looking for a way to join in the fight. Non-Frenchmen were not permitted to join regular French army regiments, but in  the ranks of the Legion Etrangere - men from neutral countries such as the United States, Switzerland and Sweden could take up arms on  behalf of the Allied cause. The French Army in that era had a system under which established units--including the Legion  Etrangere--could be supplemented by temporary battalions or regiments 'de marche.' So many foreigners volunteered at the beginning of  the war, the Legion formed four regiments de marche, and was able to maintain a presence not just in North Africa, but also on the Western Front and in the Dardanelles Campaign in 1915. 
Price:  $49.99