Their 3 latest 1/72 sets are previewed at PSR by now.
72115 - WWII Soviet Infantry (winter uniform) 40 figures in 8 poses
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72116 - WWII Soviet Assault Troops (late war) 32 figures in 8 poses with PM 1910 Maxim and SG-43 Goryunov MGs
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72117 - WWII German Volkssturm (late war) 40 figures in 8 poses
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As mentioned before, Mars frequently shows pictures of their (much better) 1/32 figures on their 1/72 boxes. Personally, I think this indicates a rather dubious willingness to possibly mislead potential customers.
As can be seen above, Mars 1/72 figures rarely (actually never) live up to the pictured quality level.
That said, they managed to improve and some of their recent figures are at least usable.
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And as Paul also anticipated previously, the Volkssturm set offers a suitable Tommy Shelby (with Lewis gun) from BBC "Peaky Blinders" series (story about british mobsters during the interbellum period).
In the meantime PSR states that Mars announced a further WWII related set.
72118 - WWII German “Night Hunters“ (very late war & what if/“1946“)
Most likely snipers & infantry with Zielgerät 1229 active infrared devices and what looks like a Luftfaust man-portable, multi-barreled ground-to-air rocket launcher.
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Boxart - front
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