A World War II American airman moves in a low, wary crouch, pistol drawn and held ready as he slips through enemy territory after being shot down. His head is turned to scan for danger, capturing the tense moment of an evader on the run.

He wears a flight jacket and coveralls with a soft cap, a slung shoulder bag and a holster rig at the belt, with laced boots picking across a rubble-and-grass scenic base. Uniform folds, straps and the sidearm are cleanly modeled.

A dramatic single figure for World War II escape-and-evasion dioramas and skirmish wargames, well suited to 1940s European countryside or occupied-village boards. Pairs with resistance fighters, patrols and downed-aircraft scenes.