This Del Prado toy soldier features a Sergeant from the Egyptian Camel Corps during the year 1915. The soldier is made from painted lead and is in the scale of 1:32. It represents the bravery of the Egyptian soldiers during the era of 1914-1945. The brand of this item is Del Prado and it is categorized under Toys & Games, Toy Soldiers, and Del Prado. The nationality of the soldier is Egyptian, adding a touch of history and culture to the item. Treat yourself or gift it to a history enthusiast.

The Egyptian Camel Transport Corps known as the Camel Corps were a group of Egyptian Camel drivers who supported the British Army in Egypt during the First World War. The Camel Corps had 2,000 camels and 1,100 Egyptian handlers who transported supplies to the troops fighting in the Sinai desert and in Palestine. Fresh supplies arrived by ship and then taken to the Army camps by camels. Camels were much better suited for travelling across the terrain of the Middle East than horses.

Figure in new unused unopened condition and magazine is in used but excellent condition and has a lot of information. There is a dent in the top of the outer plastic bubble cover but the soldier inside is unaffected.