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"Let me fight for you, my love ... !"
Maria Vasilyevich baby奥塔亚布斯card ( 1905-1944 ) was a Soviet tank driver, she served on the Eastern Front during World War II war. In the summer of 1941 , Maria's husband died in the battle between Kiev and Natri Germany, and the news did not reach her until two years later. In order to avenge her husband, Maria sold her only property in exchange for a T34 medium tank. After five months of training, Maria went into battle on the Eastern Front. She named her chariot " Боевая подруга ", translated as "battle girl friend". Maria performed bravely in the battle from the fall of 1943 to the spring of 1944 and was promoted to sergeant major.
1944 Nian 3 months, Maria was wounded by shrapnel in the head in a fight, then he died in the hospital. In August of that year , she was posthumously awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union Medal by the Soviet government .
By this tragic and romantic story inspired After a year of design and materials research, Facebook play mode presented herein to explore the history of this series 1/6 ratio Favorite Doll - "combat girlfriend." The head sculpture of the character is based on Maria?s few historical records. With reference to the clothing and equipment of the Soviet tank crew members in the same year, we hope to use this doll as a starting point to launch a series of products based on real historical events. We invite the majority of World War II players and history lovers to explore history together.
The regular version of this product contains a series of accessories such as a smiling head sculpture, tank rider leather jacket, and accordion.
Players can also choose another "Battle Girlfriend" special edition, which includes a battle expression head sculpture and T34 cockpit booth in addition to all the accessories of the regular version
Facepoolfigure mask mode to play 1/6 action figure - to explore the history of the series - "combat girlfriend" Maria
FP005A Common Edition Accessories List:
Smiling Head Sculpture-Hair Transplant
VC female body and hands
TSh-4 tank helmet and communication equipment
Soviet accordion
Tank rider leather jacket-genuine leather
Soviet M43 uniform
Internal fattening service
Soviet Army Boots-Genuine Leather
Soviet Army Belt-Genuine Leather
T33 pistol-detachable clip, pullable bolt
Pistol holster
Soviet Army Kettle + Kettle Belt
Goggles
Soviet ship cap
Tank rider gloves
Tank repair wrench
File package
Soviet Guardian Medal
Patriotic War Medal
Sergeant Major Epaulettes
Captain's Epaulettes
FP005B Fighting Girlfriend Special Edition additionally includes the following:
Combat Head Sculpture-Hair Transplant
T34 Tank Engine Room Booth
Expected shipping date 2022 first quarter, booking a single cut-off date of 2021 Nian 6 Yue 15 Ri
Her biography:
Mariya Oktyabrskaya - Wikipedia
Maria Vasilyevich baby奥塔亚布斯card ( 1905-1944 ) was a Soviet tank driver, she served on the Eastern Front during World War II war. In the summer of 1941 , Maria's husband died in the battle between Kiev and Natri Germany, and the news did not reach her until two years later. In order to avenge her husband, Maria sold her only property in exchange for a T34 medium tank. After five months of training, Maria went into battle on the Eastern Front. She named her chariot " Боевая подруга ", translated as "battle girl friend". Maria performed bravely in the battle from the fall of 1943 to the spring of 1944 and was promoted to sergeant major.
1944 Nian 3 months, Maria was wounded by shrapnel in the head in a fight, then he died in the hospital. In August of that year , she was posthumously awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union Medal by the Soviet government .
By this tragic and romantic story inspired After a year of design and materials research, Facebook play mode presented herein to explore the history of this series 1/6 ratio Favorite Doll - "combat girlfriend." The head sculpture of the character is based on Maria?s few historical records. With reference to the clothing and equipment of the Soviet tank crew members in the same year, we hope to use this doll as a starting point to launch a series of products based on real historical events. We invite the majority of World War II players and history lovers to explore history together.
The regular version of this product contains a series of accessories such as a smiling head sculpture, tank rider leather jacket, and accordion.
Players can also choose another "Battle Girlfriend" special edition, which includes a battle expression head sculpture and T34 cockpit booth in addition to all the accessories of the regular version
Facepoolfigure mask mode to play 1/6 action figure - to explore the history of the series - "combat girlfriend" Maria
FP005A Common Edition Accessories List:
Smiling Head Sculpture-Hair Transplant
VC female body and hands
TSh-4 tank helmet and communication equipment
Soviet accordion
Tank rider leather jacket-genuine leather
Soviet M43 uniform
Internal fattening service
Soviet Army Boots-Genuine Leather
Soviet Army Belt-Genuine Leather
T33 pistol-detachable clip, pullable bolt
Pistol holster
Soviet Army Kettle + Kettle Belt
Goggles
Soviet ship cap
Tank rider gloves
Tank repair wrench
File package
Soviet Guardian Medal
Patriotic War Medal
Sergeant Major Epaulettes
Captain's Epaulettes
FP005B Fighting Girlfriend Special Edition additionally includes the following:
Combat Head Sculpture-Hair Transplant
T34 Tank Engine Room Booth
Expected shipping date 2022 first quarter, booking a single cut-off date of 2021 Nian 6 Yue 15 Ri
Her biography:
Mariya Oktyabrskaya - Wikipedia
Mariya Vasilyevna Oktyabrskaya (Russian: Мария Васильевна Октябрьская; 16 August 1905 ? 15 March 1944) was a Soviet tank driver and mechanic who fought on the Eastern Front against Nazi Germany during World War II. After her husband was killed fighting in 1941, Oktyabrskaya sold her possessions to donate a tank for the war effort, and requested that she be allowed to drive it. She received and was trained to drive and fix a T-34 medium tank, which she named "Fighting Girlfriend" ("Боевая подруга"). Oktyabrskaya proved her ability and bravery in battle, and was promoted to the rank of sergeant. After she died of wounds from battle in 1944, she was posthumously made a Hero of the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union's highest honor for bravery during combat. She was the first of only two female tank drivers to be awarded the title.