1/35 Little boy picking nose / waving flag

Historical Context & Theme

While soldiers marched and tanks rolled, children remained children—curious, unaware, and often unintentionally humorous. This civilian figure of a young boy, offered in two contrasting poses, captures that exact innocence during wartime or post-war periods.

Whether he’s awkwardly picking his nose or cheerfully waving a flag, he adds life and relatability to scenes often dominated by military subjects. A perfect reminder that amidst the formality of history, small personal gestures still define the human experience.

Figure Details & Realism

• 1/35 scale resin figure of a boy with two pose options:

  • One with arm raised, holding a small flag, evoking celebration or parade scenes

  • The second with a finger at the nose, capturing a candid childhood moment

• Period-appropriate 1940s attire including shorts, socks, and a simple shirt

• Sculpted facial details suited to painting expressions of innocence or mischief

• Realistic proportions and childlike posture make him a believable addition to any setting

Diorama & Display Use

Ideal for:

• Victory parades or liberation scenes

• Village or civilian backdrop in WWII

• Humorous or lighthearted vignettes to contrast with serious military tone

• Scenes featuring soldiers being watched by civilians

This figure can break tension or reinforce realism through unexpected simplicity.

Material & Customization

• Cast in high-quality resin with fine detail

• Very minimal cleanup needed

• Optional customization: modify arm position or repaint flag to reflect different nations or contexts

• Suitable for drybrushing or weathering effects (dust, dirt, or celebration paint)

Who It’s For

Perfect for modelers looking to inject humor, innocence, or subtle commentary into their WWII or 20th-century scenes. Great for diorama builders, collectors, and storytellers focused on everyday civilian life during wartime.