What was the official size of the Star Wars action figures?

Basic action figure line. Hasbro’s most popular offering for the Star Wars brand is its line of 3¾-inch “basic” action figures. The 3¾-inch size refers to the height representation of an average adult male human character portrayed, and corresponds to a scale ratio of 1:18.

What scale are GI Joes?

3/4 Inch

What German soldiers thought of American soldiers?

The common soldier was annoyed that the American infantry declined to “fight fairly” and relied heavily on artillery and airpower to soften resistance. The Germans had great respect for American artillery, but other than that, the landser of the Wehrmacht were often decidedly unimpressed by their US Army enemies.

Why did German soldiers wear Edelweiss?

Reportedly, in the 19th century, the edelweiss was associated with purity and Swiss patriotism. In fact, countless young men would risk their lives in attempts to retrieve the unique little flower and give it to their brides.

What did Japanese think of US Marines?

WW2 Japanese soldiers were terrified of US Marines because their officers told them that they would be eaten if they surrendered.

Why were Japanese casualties so high?

The biggest factor in high casualty rate for Japanese was because of their Senjinkun military code based on “No-Surrender”. Even when facing impossible odds, Japanese would rather kill themselves or launch suicide attacks than surrendering1. You might have noticed that Japanese POWs were in a very low number.

Why was Okinawa so bloody?

As many as 100,000 civilians, or one quarter of the pre-war population of Okinawa, died during the campaign. Some were caught in the cross-fire, killed by American artillery or air attacks, which utilised napalm. Others died of starvation as the Japanese occupying forces stockpiled the island’s food supplies.

Why did so many Japanese died in ww2?

Some historical estimates of the number of deaths which resulted from Japanese war crimes range from 3 to 14 million through massacre, human experimentation, starvation, and forced labor that was either directly perpetrated or condoned by the Japanese military and government.

What did Japanese soldiers think of American soldiers ww2?

In nearly every battle the Japanese fought against us they fought under terrible conditions and showed extreme bravery in the face of certain death. They were the most ferocious soldiers of their time. Because of that, I think they considered Americans somewhat cowardly because we would rather surrender than die.

What did American soldiers call Japanese soldiers in ww2?

During the battle, from any Marine “Japs” and “Nips”. After the battle “Corpses”.