A World War II American soldier crouches on one knee, both hands working over a bundled satchel demolition charge as he arms it. His alert, forward-looking expression captures the tense concentration of a combat engineer at work.

He wears mid-century olive-drab fatigues with a shoulder-patch insignia and suspender webbing, tucked into laced combat boots. The strapped charge of cylindrical canisters sits before him, and uniform folds, gear straps and the fuze detail are cleanly modeled.

A dynamic single figure for World War II combat-engineer and sabotage dioramas and skirmish wargames, well suited to 1940s European or Pacific boards. Pairs with bunkers, bridges and vehicles as a demolition objective vignette.