Liberation of Corsica – 1943
These figures depict Moroccan Goumiers from the 2nd Moroccan Tabor Group (2nd GTM) during the Liberation of Corsica in 1943, a significant yet often overlooked chapter of World War II.
Elite troops of the French Army of Africa, the Goumiers were renowned for their combat effectiveness, resilience, and exceptional skills in mountainous terrain. During the Corsican campaign, they played a decisive role in pushing back German forces, advancing through rugged landscapes, fortified villages, and harsh environments.
The figures feature dynamic and realistic poses, inspired by real combat and patrol situations, with special attention given to the combination of traditional attire and period-correct military equipment. The sculpting focuses on sharp details to ensure excellent results after painting, making them suitable for both collectors and historical diorama builders.
Perfect for recreating Mediterranean, mountainous, or urban WWII scenes, these figures pay tribute to the bravery and legacy of these remarkable soldiers.