Experiments with a more practical colour for uniforms had begun prior to the war, with "horizon blue" being the end result. Edit Production of cloth in this colour began in the summer of 1914, but it wasn't until the spring of 1915 that the cloth was issued in sufficient quantities to equip most French soldiers. The kepi was also replaced by the more practical Adrian helmet, which was issued in mid 1915. Despite the urgent rush to re-equip the army, the French soldier in the more practical uniform would not be a consistent appearance until 1916.
UNITED BRICKS PRINTED FIGURES
United Bricks custom printed collectable minifigures are printed on genuine brand new LEGO parts using a high quality UV printing method. They make the perfect gift or addition to a collection, and are a great way to learn history through building and creating scenes.
This Minifigure features a fully printed 360 torso and legs, along with a printed head.
WW1 French Soldier (Mid-Late War) Minifigure
This product is not a toy. Not intended for use by persons 14 years of age or younger.
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Reviews
This incredible French miniature is perfect for mocks of all sizes and with its light blue colour is easily recognisable on the battlefield.
I love it and would recommend to anyone!
Bien
My France, my sweet France.
A really cool figure, very representative of the French fighters of the First World War. Perfect for the collection or in the integration of MOC. In addition, I hope that the model with the early war uniform will come back in stock. I recommend the purchase.