Black Dog 1/32 German Luftstreitkräfte photographer with camera on tripod

[Jamo]

http://www.ebay.fr/itm/Black-Dog-1-32-German-Luftstreitkrafte-Fighter-Pilot-1914-1918-WWI-No-6-F32008-/172297821777?hash=item281dc01e51

[Syd Solo]

Beautiful figure and wonderrfully painted.
Should this have been posted in the Figures section?
Cheers
Syd

[rhwinter]

Oh, a German without a funny moustache.

[Derrick]

This is nice I was looking for a figure with a camera for some possible diorama ideas I had

[Manni]

Oh, a German without a funny moustache.

I don't think he's a German! It's a British spy with his high-tech nano-sized camera. He is new in Spy-bussines otherwhise he would know, that all german men (and some women, too) are born with a mustache.
Manni

[macsporran]

Oh, a German without a funny moustache.

He's sure proud of those pants though, ain't he?

[Manni]

He's sure proud of those pants though, ain't he?
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Absolutely, theese so called "Notgleitrettungshosen" (emergency glider pants) were very helpful if you had to exit a plane. You could put your hands in the trouser pockets and spread them to use them like a modern wingsuit. Yes, we germans are really clever guys. 
Manni

[RAGIII]

James,
Thanks for posting this! I have often wondered why this wasn't done in the past for both WWs'. The diorama psssibilities are endless. I am thinking about some of those Sanke card poses with the Aces in front of their Machines 
RAGIII

[Borsos]

Oh, a German without a funny moustache.

I don't think he's a German! It's a British spy with his high-tech nano-sized camera. He is new in Spy-bussines otherwhise he would know, that all german men (and some women, too) are born with a mustache.
Manni

We will know it definitely, when he orders three beers!

Absolutely, theese so called "Notgleitrettungshosen" (emergency glider pants) were very helpful if you had to exit a plane. You could put your hands in the trouser pockets and spread them to use them like a modern wingsuit. Yes, we germans are really clever guys. 
Manni

And you shouldn't forget to mention that it was Hermann Göring himself who invented it by pure chance when he and his Staffelmate Loerzer went out to buy some new trousers. "These ones are way too large for you", Loerzer said, but Göring bought the XXXL trousers anyway. "I feel that I will need them someday", he replied. And in fact, when he got shot down, he survived with his oversized trousers and called them "Notgleitrettungshosen, Modell H. Meier" afterwards. He made quite good money with them, but as far the historians know, he spent it for food....

[FarEast]

Joking aside, where can you buy them as all efforts to directly contact this company have resulted in no response.

[coyotemagic]

Try ebay, James.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw=1%2F32+wingnut+wings&_osacat=1188&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.X1%2F32+black+dog+.TRS0&_nkw=1%2F32+black+dog+&_sacat=1188
Cheers,
Bud

[Peter Wagner]

James:

I ordered mine directly from their web site.  Under the Figures Menu, select 1:32 and you should see a list of offerings.  Click the shopping cart icon and it should be added to your cart.  You will need a MasterCard or Visa to make payment.

I received mine in the US in about 3 weeks.

[FarEast]

Peter I get no shopping cart Icon when I visit the page.

[stefanbuss]

James,

dersockelshop.de in Germany has this guy available online.
https://www.dersockelshop.de/german-fighter-pilot-n06-1-32_black-dog_bdogf32008.html

KR,
Stefan