Did anyone ever see a Dead soldier figures 1:35 ???

If I do that (reworking Dragon figures), I use guys sculpted in the prone position for the reason that Al noted. It takes some work, but you can make it look good with some heat (to mildly bend the legs and ankles) and some putty to fill in any gaps when positioning arms. Consider some aftermarket heads such as Hornet for better neck/facial expressions:

http://www.coloradominiatures.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=955 

http://www.coloradominiatures.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=944 

SteveM 

Auntie Matter wrote:

Just pose your own with Tamiya or Dragon figures..its pretty easy to do actually..

To do this realistically is NOT all that easy. A dead body does not look like a live person. The muscles are all fully relaxed. Sculptors create draping material based on a standing or kneeling pose with gravity acting from head to foot. A body laying flat will have the draping from highest point to lowest, in any case, 90 degrees to most draping on an upright figure.

Verlinden has quite a few nice casualty sets:

Warriors and Verlinden have some casualties ... in 1/35 scale i mean!

For Warriors search on Modelmecca www.modelmecca.com and go to verlinden's site for their products http://www.verlinden-productions.com/