Female Skydiver 1/32 scale

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Modern USAAF Female Pilot 1/32 scale

Sculpted by: Jim Raynor

This figure represents a typical US Fighter Pilot from the late 90’s onward and is typical for crews assigned to F-16 and F-15 squadrons. She is wearing the standard US Nomex flight suit of the CWU27/P type under her gear and the survival vest is of the SRU21/P type. This carries emergency survival aids such as drinking water, snake bite serum, medical kits etc. It is made of green nylon and the pockets are typically a cloth Nomex though nylon types exist. Her anti G-Suit is of the CSU-46/B/P variety and has pockets in the lower shin area of the leg. The hose connects directly to the aircrafts air supply for compression. She is carrying a lightweight Kevlar HGU-55/P flight helmet in which is stored a MBU-12/P oxygen mask. The mask has a grey leather outer edging and grey leather visor cover which is typically not removed until seated in the aircraft. The shell of the helmet is also grey and she wears sage green Nomex gloves and her boots are of the DMS ankle type in black leather.

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Modern RAF Female Pilot 1/32 scale

Sculpted by: Jim Raynor

This figure is wearing a Mk22 C life jacket this, is a comprehensive unit which is perhaps more likened to a flight jacket than a life preserver. It has sleeves and built in floatation collar which is water activated. Her suit is an RAF MK24 Nomex polymide suit which is fire resistant and is common attire for RAF crews. For a while now the RAF crews still prefer white kid leather gloves, these are very soft and are also available to the crews in olive green. She is also wearing standard RAF DMS boots in black leather and her G-Suit is of the Mk III type and is standard for fast jet crews. These are equipped with map pockets in the knee/thigh area the hose connects directly to the aircrafts air supply for compression.

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RFC Pilot 1/32 scale

Sculpted by: Jim Raynor

The RFC Pilot is wearing a Sidcot suit with fur lining, which is shown around his collar. The thigh length over boots are made of sheepskin and wool lined (made by Harrods department store)

The boots were often brushed with tar which made the boots water resistant and hard wearing. The boots were held up on the leg using a suspension button on the thigh.

The helmet also shows that this had fur lining as well. The gloves are a three finger mitten type. Thr figure also has all authentic seams and details within the uniform

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