A U.S. Marine rifleman in the jungle of I Corps, 1967-68 — the year of Khe Sanh and the Tet Offensive. M16 at the ready, jungle utilities faded and torn, helmet cover pulled low. The “No.2” designation indicates the second pose in the W. Britain USMC Vietnam study, complementary to the No.1 figure and designed to stand in a patrol file.

W. Britains produces the Vietnam Marine range under their modern-warfare studies line. 1/30 scale, solid metal, hand-painted in matte finish. Equipment detail follows references for 3rd Marine Division patrol kit of the 1967-68 period, including M1955 flak vest, M1956 webbing, and bandolier of M16 magazines.

Specs: 1/30 scale (~60mm) | solid metal, hand-painted matte | single figure, No.2 pose | original W. Britain packaging.

Pairs with the No.1 Marine and additional patrol figures to build a jungle fire-team tableau. Especially collected by Marine Corps veterans, Vietnam War enthusiasts, and modern-conflict diorama builders.

Model: W. Britain 13063