Fantastic figures! I only wish they could be done in tan or light brown colors since virtually all Germans are done in gray. Since I do not paint this will affect the number of sets I will buy if any. Best Regards! Cappy

how do these new style of figures,so to speak,look in person.i dont collect this era but the figures look really nice.

Not my area of expertise but I'm assuming that with head-swaps they could also be used as Russians?

Less or more. Polish coat was little different than soviet.

Again, as with the Finnish set these look as good as the masters did, so congratulations to Strelets for the improvement in sculpting.

IIRC, a TV documentary some years ago on the Warsaw Uprising described the Polish People's Army as suffering heavy casualties; they were under-trained, under-equipped and under-supported, and the film implied that they were treated as 'cannon fodder'.

Drooling over the images on the web, such as posted now on PSR:
http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/FirstLook.aspx?id=2391

Can't wait to get a set or two, with WW1 / SCW / WW2 conversions in mind.