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02 Hundred Hours - Sleeping Sentry Miniature

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$3.11 $4.5 In stock

Category: Scale Model Figures

To celebrate the launch of 02 Hundred Hours we commissioned this model of a German sentry, late for duty, helmet strap undone and struggling to pull on his uniform jacket. 

This set contains:

  • 1 unpainted Sleepy Sentry metal miniature

    Base not included (you should have a few spares from the Starter Set!).

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    Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

    Benjamin E. ★★★★★

    I was surprised by how expressive the pose is—the late-for-duty desperation really comes through. The detail on the undone helmet strap and the way he's struggling with the jacket sleeve is spot-on.

    Ruby C. ★★★★★

    The way his jacket is half-on, with the strap dangling loose, captures that frantic morning scramble perfectly. The level of detail in the wrinkled uniform adds real character to the figure.

    Hannah S. ★★★★★

    The tired, slouched posture is so lifelike I can almost hear him grumbling about his late shift. The way his jacket is half-on looks incredibly natural, and the detail on his uniform is crisp. It’s a perfect, characterful piece for any historical diorama.