Not that I'm saying they're Russians, but no I do not count Russians as done on my personal list, just for clarity's sake. Hasbro's are neat but not sufficient to what I personally want... Winter, Spring, or other, haha.
I also don't count US Navy Personnel, Ground Crews from any nationality, Italians, Brits of any kind (BBI's one Para does not count, as cool as the Red Devil is... I consider him more a novelty). I also don't consider a lot of special forces type characters done, or very specific designs on US or German characters, like N. Africa Germans in shorts, or GI's without coats on... Basically I left it pretty vague.
I'll say it's not paratroopers of any kind which are done, but I know a lot of people are so hard-up for German ones that it's like the first ones never existed, haha. I think people will be pleased, just saying that without seeing any pictures of course.
I love the Germans. To me they're a great effort and the headsculpts don't look terribly different than a lot of 21st's efforts. I think they're going with a "chiseled" European look. I personally loved the rolled up sleeves too by the way... We've never gotten that with Germans, so these will go great for Normandy, or Spring Offensives, or Italy, etc. I think that's being overlooked. Plus it looked like some have them rolled high, others lower... Variety's the spice of life with army builders, and in a time when Hasbro's cutting back on head variants for troopers, I like that detail.
I'm curious to see the other 3 figures now.
BTW Thank you for all complements on the site. I should've said that before so I apologize. I was in a rush and thought I had. But I really do appreciate that. Doing anything for free, more or less, is difficult. Between a gf with 3 kids, all involved in various big things from football to college, and my parent's and pets, and then just life in general, it's definitely not easy putting all the time into a site that you need to. Plus money put into traveling for events like Toy Fair (I'm thankful that I'm a trainride there that's tolerable), and buying the toys so you can have an informed opinion... Well it's just not an easy thing to keep up with.
It's hell not having net access at work too, haha.
These figures represented life in 1:18 military to me though... WW2 in particular which is my thing. For me, this was the silver lining to the dark cloud that was Toy Fair. And to the best of my knowledge, this had nothing to do with BCA's rumor posted before TF.
I noticed the MG-34/42 ammo can, that would be welcomed........some of the FOV Germans had what looked like U.S. 50 cal ammo cans, not a big thing to most but it just bothered me. 
