MAX TOYS 1/6th scale U.S. ARMY WWII Tanker Action Figure Clothes & Accessories looks like it's inspired by Brad Pitt's portrayal of US Army S/Sgt. Don "Wardaddy" Collier character in "Fury". Products List: 1/6 scale Head sculpt, US Army WWII Tanker Jacket, Army green shirt, Army green pants, Leather holster, S&W Revolver, Brown Boots, Leather lace legging top, Army badge X3, Lighted cigarette, Tan tactical gloves, Feet. Products suitable for wearing Hot Toys TTM19 muscle Body. This Set Does Not include Body
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What's Missing? a Rawlings (M-1938) tanker helmet, an HS-18 headset, either a T-30 throat mic or a T-17 hand held mic, and possibly an M-1 steel helmet (according to someone in the forums).
UPDATE: August 1, 2015 – Check out my Kitbash 1:6 scale Brad Pitt as WWII U.S. Army staff sergeant Don "Wardaddy" Collier 12-inch military figure posted HERE
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September 3, 2007 – Brad Pitt as Achilles from the movie Troy (2004) - pictures HERE
May 6, 2010 – Hot Toys "Inglourious Basterds" 1/6th scale Brad Pitt as Lt. Aldo Raine REVIEW posted in my toy blog HERE and HERE
November 22, 2010 – Hot Toys Aldo Raine & Hans Landa from "Inglourious Basterds" posted HERE
July 3, 2011 – Brother Production Fighting Club "Tayler" 12-inch figure REVIEW posted HERE, HERE and HERE
October 25, 2014 – Dragon Models Limited releases first teaser pictures of 1/6 scale Brad Pitt figure from "Fury" (pictures HERE)
January 28, 2015 – Review of Easy & Simple (E&S) 1/6th scale Zombie Survivor set (Brad Pitt in World War Z) posted HERE and HERE
1 comment:
From Ted Menten:
Once again Hollywood plays "fast and loose" with WW2 history. With action figure companies duplicating the error. Brad Pitt's hair cut is much too modern to be authentic. The US military life usually began with a buzz cut done with an electric razor zip, zip, zip -- down to the scalp. There are historic photos of ELVIS getting his buzz cut when he went into the military. Once soldiers were in the field their hair could grow out and those "behind the lines" usually opted for the traditional "crew cut" or a very modified "normal" hair length. The FURY hair cut reflects modern styles rather than historic ones.
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