WAAF Assistant Section Leader 1940-1941 (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

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- This is a 1/16 scale figure of the deputy leader of the Royal Air Force Women's Support Unit WAAF (Women's Auxiliary Air Force) before and after the Battle of Britain in the early days of World War II.
- He is wearing a blue Air Force uniform and a cap, standing up straight, and holding a mug in his hand with a relaxed expression.
- I have a helmet on my shoulder bag.
- Just before World War II, the WAAF (Women's Auxiliary Air Force) was established in 1939 in the form of separating the aviation-related units of the ATS (Auxiliary Local Volunteers).
- Unlike the ATA (Air Transport Reserve), it was basically a logistical support duty on the ground, performing aircraft maintenance, weather observation, radio communication, intelligence activities, etc.・ Of Britain] was active in radar detection and mapping of Luftwaffe aircraft, interceptor guidance from the command room, etc.
- [Deputy Squad Leader] is a rank that continued to be used in the ATS when it was first established, and was later changed to Corporal as in the Royal Air Force.

- Made of resin
- Sculptor: Sang Eon Lee
- Number of parts: 11

*Unassembled and unpainted.

Item Size/Weight : 11.5 x 9 x 6 cm / 87g