The Operation ToyBox catalog · DD416
The medical corporal advances with a folded stretcher under one arm. DD416 brings casualty evacuation into the Gold Beach collection before a wounded figure has even been placed on the base.
The stretcher gives him a different task
The long folded load changes the figure’s outline and the position of his carrying arm. Medical markings distinguish his role from the riflemen around him.
The release identifies him as a corporal. The sculpt presents the equipment being carried forward, rather than a stretcher already occupied by a casualty.
A medical scene need not begin with a wound
This figure can suggest movement toward a casualty point or preparation for evacuation. That broadens the display beyond the more familiar arrangement of a medic kneeling over a patient.
A clear path beside the infantry gives the corporal somewhere to go. His load should remain visible so the scene does not reduce him to another man advancing with an unexplained long object.
Keep the categories tied to the role
The medical and support classifications are especially useful here. The figure accompanies infantry but represents a different kind of work.
The June 2026 release does not identify a named corporal or a particular rescue. Its catalog value lies in the explicit medical task and the folded stretcher.
In a collection, DD416 adds preparation, care and movement behind the immediate fighting. A nearby casualty can turn it into a specific scene, while the figure alone already reminds the viewer that an advance required people equipped to carry others back.
Release record and collecting notes
Sager’s archived DD416 product record lists a release date of June 2026. These are catalog dates, rather than a statement about today’s secondhand availability. Compare the seller’s actual photographs with the reference image here, including any projecting equipment and the base; a familiar box title alone is not a condition report.
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