"Stoessi's Heroes releases three tough WWII ladies" Topic

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Stoessi	29 Oct 2017 4:43 a.m. PST
The new October releases from Stoessi's Heroes are all about really tough WW2 women: Soviet Army Guards Senior Sergeant – Mariya Oktyabrskaya Background story: stoessisheroes.com/meet-the-heroes-soviet-army-guards-senior-sergeant-mariya-oktyabrskaya French Resistance / SOE – Nancy Wake "White Mouse" Background story: stoessisheroes.com/meet-the-heroes-soe-french-resistance-nancy-wake-aka-the-white-mouse French Resistance / SOE – Simone Segouin aka Nicole Minet Background story: stoessisheroes.com/meet-the-heroes-simone-segouin-aka-nicole-minet Get your own copy:stoessisheroes.com/product-category/all-heroes/?orderby=date Or check out if there is a reseller in your country: stoessisheroes.com/resellers Cheers, Stoessi
The Virtual Armchair General	29 Oct 2017 10:06 a.m. PST
Gobsmacked! The character, posture, anatomy--did I say "character?"--of these sculpts is amazing. I can believe these were real people with real stories. These women were "liberated" long before it became a fashion. My very greatest respects to you, Mein Herr! TVAG
Buck215	29 Oct 2017 1:52 p.m. PST
I have always admired the true stories of women in combat. They were not trying to "prove" anything regarding feminine roles in the military, they just saw a problem and took it upon themselves to solve it by doing their part in a war/combat situation. Of particular admiration were the Russian women, who were tankers, snipers, etc., who were not necassarily fighting for Communism, but fighting for country against invaders…
ether drake	30 Oct 2017 9:48 p.m. PST
Great stuff!