Figurine of The Military Patrol

the Story
Division General Ed had one critical mission: arrive at battalion camp 121 by 1700 hours for a Field Commander’s meeting just 2 km from the 38th parallel. To ensure a safe and timely arrival, he entrusted Sergeant Dominic Gravelat with navigating the treacherous mountain terrain and avoiding any encounters with the enemy. But there was one problem: Sergeant Gravelat had accidentally sat on the GPS, rendering it useless. Luckily, he found a map in the glove compartment… only to discover it was written in Korean. Hours passed, and at 2300 hours, two helicopters, three jet fighters, and a 50-man commando unit were still searching for the missing patrol.

Artist:Guillermo Forchino

the Details
Guillermo Forchino’s “Military Patrol” figurine captures the hilarious misadventure of General Ed and Sergeant Gravelat as they navigate a series of unfortunate events. This hand-painted, limited-edition collectible is packed with intricate details, from the rugged military vehicle to the frustrated expressions on the characters’ faces. Measuring 34 x 19 x 16 cm, the figurine combines humor and adventure, making it a perfect piece for military enthusiasts and collectors of whimsical art. Whether displayed at home or in an office, “Military Patrol” is a striking reminder that even the most carefully planned missions can go awry in the funniest ways.